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[[Category:Pinkham Name Study]] ==About the Project== The Pinkham Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pinkham Pinkham] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pinkham name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Research_Pages|studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pinkham's), by time period (18th Century Pinkham's), or by topic (Pinkham DNA, Pinkham Occupations, Pinkham Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]].'' ==How to Join== To join the Pinkham Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Research_Pages|research pages]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Research_Pages|research page]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Pinkham-363|Carlos Pinkham]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Pinkham}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Clear}} ==Research Pages== Here are some of the current research pages included in the study. I'll be working on them, and could use your help! * * * ==Membership== * * * ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pyncombe Pyncombe]

[[Category:To-Do Lists]] Here are the profiles [[Taylor-52436|Deborah Pinkham]] is currently working on. Can you help? ''For tips see [[To-Do Lists]]. You might want to [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Taylor-52436&action=edit add a link on your profile] like this: [[Space:Deborah Pinkham To-Do List|Deborah's current to-do list]].''

[[Category: Stokes County, North Carolina, Cemeteries]] '''Pinnacle United Methodist Church Cemetery''' is located next to old farmland and a horse pasture with Pilot Mountain visible in the distance to create the perfect backdrop. The majority of those buried here bare many of the surnames from which several local areas and roads are named.

[[Category: Disambiguation Studies]] ==Notes on people named Pinney (also spelled Pynney)== These notes are aimed at sorting out some Pinney/Pynney families in Somerset, Dorset, and Devon, England, including family members who emigrated to New England. Particular focus is on the Pinney/Pynney family residing at Broadway, Somerset. Dates of interest are approximately 1550 to 1650. Notes are organized by names of principal people. Within a name, they are organized by date (sometimes the chronology is a bit loose, in order to group multiple related records together). The will of Edmond Pinney, written in December 1631, is a "Rosetta stone" for many of the family relationships. (Transcribed by French, [https://books.google.com/books?id=VBJAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA36 pages 36-39]) ===Alice Pinney=== *'''Alice Pinney Or Pynny''', baptized 20 Mar '''1579, Axminster, Devon'''. Father's first name(s): '''Water'''. Father's last name: Pinney Or Pynny. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * Burial of '''Alice Pynney''', wyfe of '''John Pynney''', 28 Nov '''1596''', Anglican, '''Dalwood, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00063&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f172392 image, findmypast]. * '''Alice Pinny''', married on 11 Jan '''1608''' at '''Thorncombe, Dorset''' or '''Allington, Dorset''' (different locations given on two different record transcriptions in findmypast), to '''Nicholas Dunnin'''. [findmypast] * '''Alce Pynney''' married to '''Roger Nubery''', 02 Jul '''1610''', '''Pitminster, Somerset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. [findmypast] * '''Alice Pinney''' married to '''John Sillett'''. 15 Nov '''1611'''. Residence of both: '''Honiton, Devon'''. Anglican. Marriage place: '''Pinhoe, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1360A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f100771306%2f00042&parentid=gbprs%2fdev2%2fmar%2f142033%2f2 image, findmypast] (hardly legible) * '''Alice Pynnye''', Christening Date 17 Jan '''1618''', '''AXMINSTER, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name '''John Pynnye'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM5H-M5F familysearch.org] * '''Alce Pynney''' married to '''George Meadway''', 29 May '''1630''', '''Powerstock, Dorset'''. [findmypast] ===Edmond Pinney=== * Marriage of '''Edmond Pynne''' to '''Elizabeth''' Foxe, 17 May '''1579''', '''Exeter, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973. [findmypast] * Baptism of '''Edmond Pinney''', son of John Pinney, 22 Dec '''1622''', Anglican,''' Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398683 image at findmypast]. Burial of '''Edmond''', the son of John Pinney. 27 Jun '''1624''', Anglican, at '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00225&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f317786 image, findmypast]. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWF7-BX5 record for birth and death; gives his name as Edward Pinney.] * Baptism of '''Edmund''', sonne of John Pinney, 23 November '''1630'''. Anglican, '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 2946A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00049&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398764 image, findmypast]. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-RXD familysearch.org, transcript only] *The Will of '''Edmond Pinny''' of '''Brodwaye in the County of Somerset''', yeoman, written 7 December '''1631'''. Body to be interred in Brodwaye "near to my late father." Bequests to poor people of Brodway, town of Ilminster, the village of Horton, and Aishill (Ashill). Family and possibly family: # '''John Pinny''' late of '''Hisbares''', my godson # His brother '''Alexander''' # '''Willm Pinny''' of '''Bristoll''' and '''ffrancis''' his brother, sons of '''Anthony Pinney''' late of '''Beere Crocombe''' deceased #''' Richard Standerwicke''' of Brodwaie and his wife # '''John Standerwick''' his brother # '''Willm Standerwicke''' of Brodwaie brother of the said Richard and John Standerwicke; '''Alice his wife''', and all the children of the said Willm Standerwicke and Alice # Henry Gauler, Humfry Gauler, his brother and Elizabeth Pittard their sister #''' Alice Way''' my sister # My cousin '''John Turberfield''' and Sara his wife # '''Giles Godwyn''' and my sister Johane his wife # Richard and Johane children of my said sister '''Johane Godwin''' # '''John Pinny''' of '''Exeter''' and his wife # '''Elizabeth''' their daughter whom I have partly bred ''- This probably is Elizabeth the daughter of John Pinney who was baptized the 9 of December 1621, Exeter St Petrock, Devon'' (See notes below.) # '''Edmond''' their son for that he is of my name - ''This appears to correspond to Edmund, sonne of John Pinney, bap. 23 November 1630. Anglican, Exeter, St Petrock, Devon.'' (See note above.) # '''John, Sara, Susanna, and Hester, children to the said John Pinny of Exeter''', when said children severally attain the age of 24 years or be married ''--- John looks like John the sonne of John Pinney who was baptized the 23 of January 1624. Exeter, St Petrock, Devon. The baptism sequence does not match the name sequence in the will, but Hester and Susanna could be Esther Pinney, bp. 30 Apr 1627 and Susanna, baptized May 17 1629, both daughters of John Pinney, baptized at Exeter, St. Petrock, Devon.'' (See notes below.) # '''Willm Pinny''' of '''Hardington''' and''' Johane his wife''' and every of his children # '''Edmond Pinny''' one other of the sons of my brother '''John Pinny''', and '''Roger Pinny''' one other son of my said brother John Pynny, '''Richard Pynny''' one other son of my said brother '''John Pynny''' # '''Elizabeth Pynnv''' daughter of my said brother John # '''Thomas Wrentmore''' and '''Sara''' his wife; '''Thomas their son and Elizabeth their daughter''', and every other child they shall have # '''Willm Pynny, Thomas Pynny, and Peter Pynny, sons of Nicholas Pynny''', and every of the daughters of the said '''Nicholas Pynny and Anne his wife'''. (Legacies to the children of Nicholas Pynny and Anne his wife shall remain in the hands of my executor and overseers until they shall respectively come to the age of five and twenty years.) # My cousin '''John Howse''' and '''Agnes''' his wife and every of the children of the said John and Agnes # Cousin '''Thomas Pearce and Mary his wife''' - ''Thomas and Marie Pierce are mentioned in the 1632 will of John Pynney; Marie was his daughter.'' # The son and daughter of the said Thomas and Marie # Edward Palfrey and his son John, being my godson. #''' Nicholas Pynny''', one other of the sons of my said brother John Pynny, and Anne his wife. # Richard Baselye, Phillipp Horsey, Thomas Addams, Willm Mosse,and John Sherlock ::"Whereas I have an estate for divers years yet enduring determinable upon the deaths of me, the said Edmond Pinny and of the said '''Roger Pynny''', son of my said brother''' John Pynny''', of and in two tenements situate in Wymelhill als Windemyll hill within the parish of '''Aishill''' aforesaid sometimes in the tenure of Johane Watts widow deceased I give unto my servant Johane Pawle for the good and faithful service she hath done unto me one of the said tenements with all the lands meadows and pastures thereunto belonging called Bakers also one close of land or pasture called Hill close containing two acres and also one other close of land next adjoining called the Will plot containing one acre to the said Johane Pawle and her assigns from the time of my death until Michaelmas day, 1690, if the said Johane Pawl and Roger Pinny shall so long live with remainder to the said Roger Pynny. To the said Johane Pawle two closes of land containing eight acres lying in Stevelie in the parish of Ile abbotts in the said County of Somerset late in the tenure of Richard Watts deceased with remainder thereof to Roger Pynny and then to '''Edmond Pynny, brother of said Roger Pynny'''. Whereas I am possessed of a term for divers years yet enduring determinable by the deaths of '''John Pynny and Elizabeth Pynny son and daughter of the said John Pynny of Exeter''' and '''ffrauncis Standerwicke son of the said Willm Standerwicke of Brodwaie''' of and in two closes of ground lying in Steveleigh containing fifteen acres called Bussells closes sometimes in the tenure of George Bussell deceased my will is that the said '''Edmond Pynny son of my said brother John Pynny''' shall have the profits of the said fifteen acres during the term of his natural life if my estate therein shall so long continue. ... Whereas I have an estate of one and twenty years after the decease of myself and '''John Pynney my brother''' of and in three acres of ground parcell of the late Manor of Steveleigh called Cudborn lying within the said parish of '''Ilton''' and now in mine own tenure I do give the same estate to '''Humphry Pynney'''. Whereas I have an estate for the term of fourscore and nineteen years determinable upon the lives of '''John Pynney''' my brother '''Willm Pynney''' and '''Nicholas Pynney''' his sons of and in a tenement and fourscore acres of land and pasture to the same belonging called Stantons being in the parish of Brodway my will is that the said Humfry shall have hold use occupy and enjoy and take the issues of the said tenement and grounds during so many years of my term as he the said Humfry or any issue of his body lawfully begotten shall live if his said father and said two brothers or any one of them shall so long live. Whereas I have an estate for the term of fourscore years of and in an acre and a half of ground lying at Staunton's bridge within the said parish of Brodeway which I lately bought of Willm Bright, my will is that the said Humfry Pynney shall have the same for the term of his life, but if he marry and have child or children, then I do give the same and all my estate therein to the said Humfry but if he decease without issue of his body lawfully begotten, then '''his said brother John Pynney of Exeter''' shall have my whole estate unexpired in the same. Whereas I have an estate for the term of my life and the life of '''Johane Godwyn''' my sister of and in four closes of meadow and pasture ground called Long meade, Botten meade, Crothorne, and Hedlescrosse close, containing twenty acres, and whereas I stand bounden by one writing obligatory in the sum of L200 unto John Denman late of Lambrooke deceased, to pay after the decease of John Pynney the younger, deceased, 20 marks a year to '''Elizabeth Pynney''', my said late brother's wife, during her widowhood in consideration of which bond my brother made over unto me all his right in the aforesaid parcells of ground after his death, to the intent I should pay the said 20 marks a year to his wife which hither unto I have paid, my will is that '''Thomas Wrentmore''' who married '''Sara the daughter of my said brother John''' shall take the profits of the said ground after my decease during the life of my said sister '''Johane Godwyn''' he to pay yearly to his mother in law '''Elizabeth Pynney''' 20 marks. Whereas I have an estate of four thousand years in certain grounds lying in Steveleigh in the parish of Ile Abbotts als Abbots Ile, known by the name or names of East Mullens, Bouchers close, and Longkyte meade now in my own tenure, which grounds I have granted to '''Richard Pynney''' one of the sons of '''my brother John the elder''' and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten and unto '''Johane his wife''' for the term of her life as her jointure after my decease upon which grant there is reserved to be paid 2Gs 8d my will is that the same shall be paid to such two poor people and in such manner as is hereafter expressed. But if the said Richard die without issue male then '''John Pynney of Exeter his brother''' shall have the same after the determination of the said Richard the said John to pay 26s 8d, yearly to two poor people men or women of Brodwaie most needy during the residue of my said term of four thousand years by quarterly payments; if payments are not made, any person or persons named Pynney or Standewicke living in Brodwaie, to enter and destrain and the distress therefrom to be kept until the sum be fully satisfied; if no persons of those names living there then the churchwardens and overseers of the poor to act. Whereas I have an estate of fourscore and nineteen years determinable upon the lives of me the said '''Edmond Pynney''' and '''Humfry Pynney''' of and in nine acres of ground called Stovend parcell of the Manor of Ilton and lying in the parish of Ilton, my will is that the said '''Edmond Pynney''' shall have hold and take the profits of the said ground after the two years formerly mentioned, if the said Humfry shall live so long, and after his decease I do give the same to the said Humfry his brother during his life. To my said brother John L20 to be paid within two years after my decease he to pay one bond that I stand bounden unto '''Giles Godwyn'''... To '''Johane the wife of my said brother John''' 20s. To Richard Maundre of Beere, Johane his wife, and Richard their son, being my godson, 20s apiece. All the residue of goods and chattels movables and immovables my debts paid legacies performed funeral expenses and annuities discharged I bequeath to the said '''Humfry Pynney''' whom I make my full and sole executor. George Balch of '''Horton''', gent., '''Willm Standewicke''', '''Roger Chicke''' of '''Ilminster''', and '''Allixander Pynnev''' to be overseers. If any doubt or question do happen, the greater part of the overseers with the advice of Sr Robte Phillipps, knight, to decide and order it. To Sr Robert Phillipps one sovereign of 20s. Signed Edmonde Pynney. Witnesses Johes fforde Ch, James Crakey, William Standerwicke, Robert Newman. Proved 7 February '''1631''' [note by [[Smith-62120|Ellen Smith]]: This is almost certainly an Old Style date, equivalent to 1631/32] by Humfredi Pynney filij naturalis et legitum dicti defuncto et executeris, before Johanne fforde Hectare de Broadway." [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Awdley 10] [Index at findmypast: 17 Audley; extracted from the principal registry of the probate divorce and admiralty division of the high court of justice in the PCC (Prerogative Court of Canterbury), Document references Vol. 27; Record set Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999.] ===Eleanor Pinney=== * ELN'R PYNNEY. Burial 30 January 1585, BROADWINDSOR, Dorset. ST JOHN THE BAPTIST, ANGLICAN. [findmypast] ===Elizabeth Pinney === * '''Elizabeth Pinnye''', Christening, 25 Dec 1586, at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pinnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYS3 familysearch.org]. Also recorded on 19 Jan 1586, [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYS6 familysearch.org]. * '''Elizabeth''' the daughter of '''John Pinney''' was baptized the 9 of December '''1621''', '''Exeter St Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f398683 image at findmypast] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5W5-MJ2 familysearch.org record] * '''Elizabeth (Pinney) Standerwick''' of Brodeway (Wikitree: [[Pinney-18]]) made her will on 18 June '''1634''' in '''Broadway, Somersetshire''', England. It was proved 22 August 1634. Legacies to the parish church of Brodeway and the poor of the parish of Hardington. Residue of her estate to brothers '''John Pinneyes''' and '''Nicholas Pynneys''' and brother '''John Howse''', their children, being 22 in number. (Not all of the children were yet 22 years old.) Overseers are brother '''John Pinney of Exon''', brothers '''Roger Pinney''' and '''Edmond Pinney''' and brother in law '''John Howse'''. Signed Ellen Standerwicke. Before the sealing it was agreed that Nicholas Pinney's five daughters shall have L10 apiece and to have no more. Moreover given to my brother '''William Pinney''' children being five 12d apiece and to my brother '''Richard Pinney''' two children 12d apiece. To my brother in law '''Thomas Pereces''' three children 5s apiece and to '''John Palfrey''' the son of my sister '''Johan Palfrey''' 5s. Witnesses: Thomas Godwyn, the signe of Richard Standerwicke. Proved 22 August 1634 by John Pinney, Roger Pinney Edmund Pinney, and John Howse . [Elizabeth French, citing PCC, Seager, 77.] ===Humphrey Pinney=== *'''Humphrey Pinney''' (Wikitree: [[Pinney-16]]) is profiled in ''The Great Migration Begins'', page 1478. Origin: '''Broadway, Somersetshire'''. Baptized '''Hardington-Mandeville, Somerset''', 20 November 1605. Parents '''John Pinney''' and wife '''Joanna'''. Apparently well-educated. Emigrated to New England in '''1633'''. Will dated 3 June '''1682''' and proved 10 December '''1683'''. Wife '''Mary (Hull) Pinney'''. Children '''Samuel Pinney, Nathaniel Pinney, Mary Pinney, Sarah Pinney, John Pinney, Abigail Pinney, Isaac Pinney.''' *Broome v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Broome. Defendants: ['''Humphrey Pynney'''] (Wikitree: [[Pinney-16]]). Subject: property. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Short title: Broome v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Broome . Defendants: [Humphrey Pynney] . Subject: property in '''Broadway in Broadway Stanton, Somerset'''. Document type: [pleadings]. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1642 - 1660'''. Reference: C 3/435/53. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] According to ''The Great Migration Begins'', '''Humphry Pinny''', who had resided "in New England 20 years since" sued John Brome in '''1656''' in regard to the estate of '''John Pinney of Exeter'''. * Sarah (Pinney) Poole was a niece of Humphrey Pinney. (Great Migration Begins, [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image/?volumeId=12107&pageName=1481&rId=235191410 page 1481] ===Jane, Johan, Johane, Johanna, Joan, Jone (etc.) Pinney=== * Christening of '''Johane Pinney''', 11 Jan '''1560''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-17WL familysearch.org] * '''Johane Pinney''', Burial, 12 May '''1561''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTV2 familysearch.org] * Christening of '''Johane Pinney''', 07 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2XF familysearch.org] * Joane Pynney, Burial Date 20 Sep 1578, at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Father's Name Rob... Pynney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8PG-MJG familysearch.org] * Joane Pinney, Burial Date 05 Sep 1579, at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Daughter of Robert Pinney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J8PL-168 familysearch.org] * '''Joan Pynnye''', Christening Date 12 May '''1586''', Christening Place '''COLYTON, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J9ST-SJW familysearch.org] * '''Johan Pinnye''', Burial, 24 Jun '''1610''', St. Mary's, '''Beaminster, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-6NHJ familysearch.org] * '''Jane Pynnye''', Christening Date 24 Aug '''1617''' at '''AXMINSTER, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name: John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5QQ-X58 familysearch] * '''Johan Pinney''', wife of John Pinney, Burial, 18 Oct '''1638''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYPM familysearch.org] * '''Joan Pinney''', Burial Date 05 Nov '''1638''', Burial Place: '''Pitminster, Somerset''', England. Father's Name: William Pinney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JD7N-RJW familysearch.org] ===John Pinney=== * 25 March '''1552'''. Baptism of '''John Pynney,''' son of '''John Pynney''' and Elizabeth his wife, at '''Widworthy, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=r_957619616 findmypast transcription], [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007341902%2f00006 findmypast image], courtesy of South West Heritage Trust and Parochial Church Council; England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. * 27 October '''1552'''. Will of '''John Pynney''', Husbandman of '''Chardstock, Dorset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Powell. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 27 October 1552. Reference: PROB 11/35/348. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * '''1556-1558'''. C 1/1467/41. Short title: Standerwyk v Hals. Plaintiffs: '''John STANDERWYK''', executor of '''John Pinney''', vicar of Stokenham. Defendants: John HALS, esquire, and others, inhabitants of Stokenham. Subject: Arrears of rent of the chapel and tithes of Sherford, part of complainant's benefice. Devon. Date: 1556-1558. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. (Location: '''Stokenham, Devon'''). * Pynney v Pynney. Plaintiffs: '''Alice Pynney widow'''. Defendants: '''William Pynney''' and '''John Pynney'''. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Subject: personal estate of the deceased '''Robert Pynney''' of, '''Devon'''. Document type: pleadings. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1558 - 1579'''. Reference: C 3/137/67. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Marriage of '''John Pinney''' to Julyan Hundaller, '''1562''', '''Allington, Dorset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. '''John Pinney''' to Julyan Hundeller, '''Thorncombe, Dorset, England''', 25 Oct 1562. Dorset Marriages. [All records on findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 07 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTKX familysearch.org] * Christening of '''John Pinney''', 23 May '''1563''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2XN familysearch] * Christening of '''John Pinney''', 09 Jan '''1568''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2NG familysearch] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 20 Aug '''1568''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1D4H familysearch.org] * '''Johannes Pinney''' married '''Margareta''' Parries, '''1586''', at Saint Andrew, '''Chardstock, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NX35-CQT familysearch.org] *''' John Pinney''', Burial, 31 Dec '''1578''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BTRQ familysearch.org] * 18 July '''1587'''. Burial of '''John Pynney''' in '''Broadwindsor, Dorset'''. St. John the Baptist church (Anglican). National Burial Index for England & Wales. [findmypast] * 14 October '''1587'''. Will of '''John Pynney''' of '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Spencer Quire. Numbers: 41 - 82. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 14 October 1587. Reference: PROB 11/71/219 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * Will of '''John Pynney'''. Probate year '''1588'''. '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. (Consistory) Archdeaconry Court of Exeter. findmypast cites: Fry, E.A. (ed.) Calendar of Wills and Administrations relating to the counties of Devon and Cornwall, proved in the court of the Principal Registry of the Bishop of Exeter, 1559-1799, and of Devon only, proved in the Court of the Archdeaconry of Exeter, 1540-1799. British Record Society Index Library Vol 35 (1908). Document references c.t. 449. Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999. * '''John Pynnye''', Christening, 15 Aug '''1591''', at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1M21 familysearch.org] * Lease for lives 1. '''John Pynney''' of '''Offwell''', yeoman. 2. Joan Chichester of '''Chardstock''', widow. ANSTEY AND THOMPSON OF '''EXETER'''. WALROND of '''Bradfield, Uffculme'''. LEASES. Bradninch. 4 messuages. Lease for lives 1. John Pynney of Offwell, yeoman 2. Joan Chichester of Chardstock, widow. Held by: Devon Heritage Centre (South West Heritage Trust). Date: '''1591'''. Reference: 1926 B/W/L/1b/2 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Marriage of '''John Pynney''' to Alice Dare on 30 Dec '''1596''' at '''Dalwood, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [Devon Marriages, findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f54279%2f1 transcription], [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00046&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f54279%2f1&highlights=%22%22 image] ] * Marriage of '''John Pynney''' to Thamosyne Heaydon on 18 Sep '''1598''' at '''Dalwood, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [Devon Marriages, findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00047 image] ] * 27 January '''1597'''. Court decree, Chancery and Supreme Court of Judicature, Chancery Division, First Division, part 126. Reference: C 78/140/3. Short title: Everie v Phellipps. Plaintiffs: John Everie gent of '''Broadway, Somerset''', '''John Standerwicke''', '''Agnes Pynney widow''' (WikiTree: [[Chyke-1]] and [[Chick-120]]), '''John Pynney the elder''' (Wikitree: [[Pynney-2]], [[Pinney-58]]), '''John Pynney the younger''' (Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]), '''Edmund Pynney''', John Wolmyngton, John Bright, Bartholomew Fludd, Thomas Sayle, John Russell, George Longe, William Dighte, John Parrys, Thomas Gawler, William Nurton, William Earthe, William Palfrey alias Lawrence, William Palfrey, Edith Palfrey widow, Thomas Dunster, Katherine Palfrey alias Lawrence widow, George Yetford, Margaret Palfrey widow, John Lawrence, Nicholas Bennett, William Hunte, Joan Hucker widow, Joan Membrye widow, John Whaytes and William Hunte the younger. Defendants: Edward Phellipps. Subject of decree: Projected sale of the manor of Curry Rivel, Somerset, by the Earls of Derby. Date of decree: 27 January 39 Eliz. UBP. Date: 1597 Jan 27. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * John Pinnye, Christening, Nov '''1598''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name John Pinnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-19B6 familysearch.org] * Will of '''John Pynney or Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Buckland Saint Mary, Somerset'''. Reference PROB 11/97/183. Date: 27 March '''1601'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Woodhall Quire Numbers 1-38. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. ::Transcript by Elizabeth French (pages 41-42): Will of '''John Pynney''' of '''Hisbare''' als Hisbares within the parish of '''Buckland St Marye in the County of Somerset''', yeoman. Will written 9 November '''1600''', proved 27 March '''1601''' by Brigitte, relict and Executrix. Nonfamily bequests include cathedral church of Wells, poor of Buckland Marye, poor of Taunton, poor of Beerecrocumbe, poor of Whitstannton, poor of Curland, poor of Ashehill. Family named: Sister '''Agnes''', sister in law '''Agnes Pynney''' of '''Beere''', son '''Alexander Pynney''' (was not yet 24 years old, received 10 acres in Allermore), wife '''Bridgett''', son '''John''' (not yet 26 years old, had a tenement at Beercrocombe), daughters '''Elizabeth''', '''Jone''', and '''Grace''' (all unmarried and apparently not yet 21 years old), kinsmen Thomas Moore, '''John Standerwicke''', and '''Edmond Pinney'''. Two of the witnesses were Pinneys: '''John Pinney Jun.''' and '''Edmond Pynney'''. * 22 April '''1605'''. Marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Christian Hingston at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', son of '''Robart Pinney''', buried 09 Feb '''1605''' at '''Drayton, Somerset''', England [England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991 on Findmypast]. National Burial Index for England & Wales, also on findmypast.com, gives deceased's name as '''John Pynney''' and date of burial as 19 Feb '''1606''', at St Catherine church (Anglican). * John son of John Pinney, christened 14 May '''1607''', HINTON SAINT GEORGE, SOMERSET, ENGLAND. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N51D-5LX familysearch.org] * Joannes Pinney married Anna Loring, 26 Jul 1609, '''Winsham, Somerset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:NXT8-V8Z familysearch.org] * Reference: 123M/L1462. Date: September 9 James (1611). Counterpart lease for 99 years or 2 lives in reversion. Lessees: '''John Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', yeoman. Fines: £90. Premises: reversion, on determination of estate of Dorothy Haiball, of 2 tenements now in the tenure of Dorothy Haiball, with timber for housebote, firebote, haybote, ploughbote, hedgebote. Lives: Ambrose lessee's son, John son of Dorothy Haiball. Rent 16s. 6d., 2 heriots 2 best beasts or 53s. 4d., to use dung, marl or other compost arising upon the tenements on the demised premises only. [Signed with mark and probably sealed, although date is incomplete]. Date: ['''1611''']. Held by: Devon Heritage Centre (South West Heritage Trust), not available at The National Archives. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * '''John Pinney''', Anglican burial on 14 Dec '''1613''' at '''Honiton, Devon'''. [South West Heritage Trust, Archive reference 1639A/PR/1/2, on Findmypast] * '''John Pinney''', Burial, 11 Oct '''1618''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYZR familysearch.org] * Will, '''John Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe'''. '''1618'''. Held by Dorset History Center. [http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/browse/r/ac8e657b-4450-4fec-befc-538a2e9691b2 Records compiled by Richard Grosvenor Bartelot]. Also '''1619''' record for Will of John Pinney of '''Hewood, Thorncombe, Devon'''. [FindMyPast: Document references: 15 Parker, Devon Names in the Calendars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills (1383-1700), by Jean Harris] * '''John Pinney''', '''1620-1705''' and Jane French, parents of Mary (Pinney) Clark, who was mother of John Clark. attorney of S Stephen Walbrook, who was married 1716 Feb 23 and died 1730 and is recorded in Boyd's Inhabitants of London. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbor%2fbil%2fsog16%2f0660&parentid=gbprs%2fbil%2f00048368&highlights=%22%22 record image at findmypast]. (Birthdate on this record matches the birthdate on the unsourced John Pinney profile [[Pinney-22]].) *21 April '''1623''', marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Anne Carver at '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [findmypast, Dorset Marriages] * '''1623''', marriage of '''John Pynney''' and Anne Turner at '''Allington, Dorset''', England. [findmypast England Marriages 1538-1973] * '''John Pynney''', Christening, 18 May 1623, at Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name '''John Pynney'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BPFF familysearch.org] * '''1624''', '''John''' the sonne of '''John Pinney''' was baptized the 23 of January. '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00047 image, findmypast]. [Note by ES: This baptism year is reported in the Old Style. The New Style year would be 1625.] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J3X9-8NG familysearch.org] * Will of '''JOHN PINNEY''' of '''Brodway, Somerset''', yeoman. Written 25 September '''1627'''. To my brother '''John Pinney''' his own natural children to each of them 3s 4d. To Sara Turbelfeild my cousin 6s 8d. To my kinsman Richard Godwin 6s 8d. To my cousin Joano Godwine 6s 8d To my kinsman '''Thomas Pinney''' of Excester (sic) 20s. To my grandchild Elizabeth Wrentmore of Axbridge one bed with the appurtenances provided that my now wife shall enjoy the same during her natural life. All the rest of my goods and chattels to my daughter '''Sara Wrentmore''' whom I ordain to be my executrix. And I do appoint my brother '''Edmond Pinney''' and my kinsman '''William Standerweeke''' to be overseers giving them for their labor 3s 4d. Signed John Pinney. Witnesses '''Edmund Pinney,''' Siluester Rouncevall, Phelipp Horsey, and '''William Standerwicke'''. Proved 16 November 1629 by Sara Wrentmore. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Ridley 3. She states "This testator was John Pinney, the younger brother of Edmund Pinney whose will is previously given. They had also a brother John Pinney the elder."] * 5 January '''1629''', burial of '''John Pynney''' at '''Honiton, Devon''', England. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1639A/PR/1/3. [Findmypast -- has image but I can't read this name on it.] * Will of '''John Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Ridley Quire, Numbers: 60 - 113. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 16 November '''1629'''. Reference: PROB 11/156/442. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee] * '''John Pinney''' buried 5 March '''1630''' at St. Aldheim and St Eadburgh church (Anglican), '''Broadway, Somerset'''. [National Burial Index for England & Wales, Findmypast] * Will of '''John Pynney or Pinney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Audley Quire Numbers: 66 - 126. Will of John Pynney or Pinney, Yeoman of Broadway, Somerset. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 28 December '''1632'''. Reference: PROB 11/162/729, [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. ''Image and transcript on WikiTree at [[Pinney-58]].'' * '''John Pinney''' married Protesia Holdich '''1620''' in '''Exeter, Devon'''. [Exeter Parish Records, on Findmypast]. Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]. * '''John Pynney''' who married Protesia made his will in Exon ('''Exeter'''), Devon, on 25 May '''1637'''. It was proved 19 July '''1639''', by Parthesy Pynney, relict and executrix. [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, pages 40-41] [Findmypast has: John Pinney, 1639, Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Source: Devon Names in the Calendars of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills (1383-1700), by Jean Harris. Document type: Will. Document form: Copy. Document references: 117 Harvey. Record set: Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999]. National Archives: Will of John Pynney, Draper of Exeter, Devon. Name of register: Harvey Quire, Numbers 66-135. PROB 11/180/712. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ]. Wikitree profiles: [[Pynney-1]], [[Pinney-22]], [[Pinney-133]]. :: According to Elizabeth French, siblings of John Pinney who married Protesia include '''Edmond Pinney''', '''Elizabeth Pinney''' ([[Pinney-18]]) who married John Standerwick, and "brother Howse." [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, pages 40-41] :: Children named in the will of John Pinney who married Protesia and whose will was proved 19 July 1639 are '''John, Ed:, Elli:, Sara, Hester, Susan, and Prudence'''; some or all were not yet 23 years old when the will was written (in 1637). Other family mentioned in will are children's uncle Edmond Pynney, testator's uncle Edmond Pynney (apparently deceased), '''brother Richard Pynney''', '''brother Edmond Pynney''' (presumably the same as the children's uncle), brother Howse, cousin Mall Dudney, cousin James Marshall. [Elizabeth French, NEHGR 1909, page 40] * '''John Pinny''', Marriage '''1635''', St. Mary's, '''Beaminster, Dorset''', England. Spouse's Name '''Ann''' Uribe. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJD4-6DCS familysearch.org (with image)] * 26 May '''1638'''. Will of '''John Pinney or Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Name of Register: Lee Quire Numbers: 52 - 114. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 26 May 1638. Reference: PROB 11/177/148 [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ] * Will of''' John Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Beer Crocombe, Somerset''', Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Name of Register: Lee Quire Numbers: 115 - 183. Will of John Pynney, Yeoman of Beer Crocombe, Somerset. Held by: The National Archives - Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Date: 01 December '''1638'''. Reference: PROB 11/178/599. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk - available for download, for a fee ] ::Transcript by Elizabeth French: Written 22 May '''1638.''' Bequests to the poor of the parish of Beere Crocumb, poor of the parish of Buckland St Marie, poor of the parish of West Milton. Family: '''William Pynny''' son (not yet 21), '''John Pinny''' son (to receive Castle Farm in Buckland St Marys, Dorset), wife '''Agnes Pinny''', '''Alexander Pinny''' son (not yet 21; to receive land in Allermore), '''Richard Pinny''' son (not yet 21), '''Roger Simes''' father in law, cousin '''Ambrose Moore''', cousin '''John Pinny''', cousin '''John Dunne the younger'''. Witnesses were Ambrose Moore, '''ffrancis Howse''', and Grace Togood. Proved 1 December 1638 by widow Agnes. ::[Note by ES: This may be the son of John Pynney of Buckland St Marys who wrote his will in 1600]. * John Pinney, son of George Pinney, Burial, 30 Aug 1638, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BYGR familysearch.org] * Court document. Short title: Allen v Pynney. Plaintiffs: John Allen. Defendants: '''John Pynney''', [Budley] and others. Subject: property in St Petrock, '''Exeter, Devon'''. Document type: bill, answer, bill. Date: '''1641'''. C - Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Records of Equity Side: the Six Clerks. C 1 - Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Early Proceedings, Richard II to Philip and Mary. Held by: The National Archives, Kew. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] *''' John Pinney''' married Margaret Heydon, 16 November '''1642''', '''Lamyatt, Somerset''', England. [Somerset Marriages (pre-1754), on findmypast] * Will of '''John Pinney''', husbandman of '''Chardstock, Devon''', England, proved '''1645''', Peculiar Court of the Dean of Salisbury. References P5/1645/13, P5/14Reg/82C. Wiltshire and Swindon Archives. [findmypast] ===Nicholas Pinney=== * Nicholas Pinney, Christening, 09 Sep 1576, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-133X familysearch.org] * '''NICHOLAS PYNNEY''', buried 20 August '''1604, BROADWINDSOR, Dorset'''. ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (ANGLICAN). National Burial Index for England & Wales [findm.ypast] * '''Nicholas Penney''', married '''1617''' at '''Plymstock, Devon'''. Boyd's marriage index, 1538-1850. [findmypast] * Reference: D/FAE/T/58. Tenement late John Woollmington's in '''Holditch, Thorncombe''', messuage late '''Nicholas Pinney''''s at Holditch and Hawkchurch, messuages late Joan Legg's and Silvanus Dolling's, and cottage and land taken from waste late John Hutchings in Holditch and any other property of Nicholas Putt's purchased from the Earl of Newport in the '''manor of Holditch and parishes of Thorncombe and Hawkchurch'''. (Putt, Prideaux). Date: '''1676'''. Held by: Dorset History Centre, not available at The National Archives. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ===Richard Pinney=== *Baptism of Richard, sonne of John Pinney, 20 Nov 1624, Anglican, Dalwood, Devon. South West Heritage Trust, reference 1216A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843995%2f00028&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f223356 image, findmypast] ===Robert Pinney=== * '''Robert Pinney''', baptized 05 Nov '''1546''' at '''Axminster, Devon'''. [findmypast] * '''ROBERT PINNY''' burial, 11 Feb '''1564''', '''WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM, Dorset''', ST CANDIDA & HOLY CROSS (ANGLICAN). National Burial Index for England & Wales. [findmypast] * Pynney v Pynney. Plaintiffs: '''Alice Pynney widow'''. Defendants: '''William Pynney''' and '''John Pynney'''. Court of Chancery: Six Clerks Office: Pleadings, Series II, Elizabeth I to Interregnum. Subject: personal estate of the deceased '''Robert Pynney''' of, '''Devon'''. Document type: pleadings. Held by: The National Archives - Chancery, the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions. Date: '''1558 - 1579'''. Reference: C 3/137/67. [ http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk ] * Will of '''Robert Pyne OR Pynne''', Probate year '''1567''', '''Axminster, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. * 20 Nov '''1569''', '''Broadwinsor, Dorset'''. Marriage of '''Roberte Pynney''' and '''Margerie''' (Blank). [findmypast] * Burial of '''ROBERT PYNNEY''', 23 Jan '''1579''', '''BROADWINDSOR, Dorset''', ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (Anglican). [findmypast] * '''Robert Pinney''', married 28 Jan '''1581''' in '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', to '''Joan Baker''' (Dorset Marriages, from parish registers). Another record (England Marriages 1538-1973, from parish registers) has wife's name as '''Johane Baker''' and location '''Allington, Dorset''', England. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynney OR Pinney'''. Probate year '''1582''', '''Chardstock, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PCC Admons. Vol. 3 f. 37. [findmypast] * Burial of '''ROBERT PYNNEY''', 22 Jun '''1583''', '''BROADWINDSOR, Dorset''', ST JOHN THE BAPTIST (Anglican). [findmypast] * '''Robert Pinney''' married to '''Edith Wardall''', 13 Aug '''1594''', '''Allington, Dorset''', England, or '''Thorncombe, Dorset''' [findmypast; two transcriptions give different locations] * '''Robert Pinney''' married '''1604''' at '''Charlton Mackrell, Somerset'''. "Somerset Marriages" record has Robertus Pinney married to '''Edith Vantone''' at Charlton Mackrell on 11 June 1604. [findmypast] * '''Robart Pinney''' baptized 15 Feb '''1606'''. Residence: '''Drayton, Somerset''', England. Baptized at Drayton, Somerset. Father: '''Robart Pinney'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynnye OR Pinny''', Yeoman, Probate year '''1606'''. '''Axminster, Devon''', England. Will and admon detailed; admon by supervisors for Thomasine, a minor. (Episcopal) Consistory Court of (the Bishop of) Exeter. Source: Moger, Olive M., Transcript of Devonshire wills, 1600-1800. Document references: Vol. 15, p. 5383-86. Record set Devon Wills Index, 1163-1999. [findmypast] * Will of '''Robert Pinney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', 20 May '''1615'''. PROB 11/125/510. The National Archives, Kew. [FindMyPast has location as '''Hewood, Thorncombe, Devon'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 42 Rudd] * Marriage of '''Robert Pinny''' and Alice Wats, 02 Nov 1618, '''Netherbury, Dorset'''. Dorset Marriages. [findmypast] * '''Robert Pynney'''. Christening, 16 Jan 1624. Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name '''Nicholas Pynney'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1SG4 familysearch.org] * Baptism of '''Robert''', son of '''John Pinhey''' and '''Avis''', 04 Feb '''1626'''. Anglican. '''Blackawton, Devon.''' South West Heritage Trust, reference 995A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843517%2f00079&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f65720, image, findmypast]. * Burial of '''Robert Pinney''', 14 Mar '''1628''' at '''Drayton, Somerset, England'''. England Deaths & Burials 1538-1991. [findmypast] ===Roger Pinney=== * Administration on the estate of '''Roger Pinney''' of '''Bamister in County Dorset''' granted 16 June '''1636''' to '''Beatrice Pinney''', relict. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon Act Book 163G 38 f 5] ===Sarah Pinney=== * '''Sara Piny''', Baptism date 11 Nov '''1599''', '''Broadway, Somerset''', England. Father: '''John Piny'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Sara Pynny''', Baptism date 09 Jan '''1619''', Residence: '''Beaminster, Dorset, England'''; mother: '''Margeriae Pynny'''. England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * '''Sara Pynny''', Baptism date 14 Jan '''1623''', '''Winsham, Somerset'''. (No parents named.) England Births & Baptisms 1538-1975. [findmypast] * Edward Pool of Weymouth, Massachusetts, gave a letter of attorney to William Pardon to receive legacies granted to his wife '''Sarah''' by the last wills of '''Edmond Pinney''' of '''Broadway in Somersetshire''' and '''Elizabeth Standerwick''' of Broadway. [Citation is to Aspinwall Notarial Records; repeated by Elizabeth French.] * Sarah (Pinney) Poole was a niece of Humphrey Pinney. (Great Migration Begins, [http://www.americanancestors.org/databases/great-migration-begins-immigrants-to-ne-1620-1633-vols-i-iii/image/?volumeId=12107&pageName=1481&rId=235191410 page 1481] ===Thomas Pinney=== * Administration on the estate of '''Thomas Pynny''' of '''Offwell, County Devon''', granted to '''Catherine Pynny''' als '''Raddon''', natural and legitimate daughter of the said Thomas Pynny. 2 June '''1634'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon Act Book 1634 5 f 33] ===William Pinney=== * '''William Pine''' married '''Joan''' 18 Nov 1538 at '''Plymtree, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973 (parish records). [findmypast] * '''William Penny''' married '''Thamsyne''' Dewdney, 23 Jan '''1540''' (this would be modern-style 1541). '''Uffculme, Devon'''. England Marriages 1538-1973 (parish registers). [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007341824%2f00145&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f212605%2f1 image]. Boyd's marriage index, 1538-1850, gives only place and year of marriage. [all records on findmypast] * '''William Pynhey''', son of '''John Pynhey''', baptized 22 March '''1550/51''', '''Blackawton, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 995A/PR/1/1. [findmypast: [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843517%2f00033 image] ]. Earlier baby of the same name, same father, same place, baptized on 27 Jan 1544. * '''Wylliam Pinney''' christened 16 Apr 1565, Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B2MV familysearch.org] * '''William Pinny''' married '''An Mullens''' on 16 Nov '''1567''' at '''Whitchurch Canonicorum, Dorset'''. [findmypast] * Will of '''William Pynney''' of '''Thorncombe, Devon''', probated 01 April '''1587''', Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PROB 11/70/182. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. [findmypast indicates location of '''Sinderford, Thorncombe, Devon'''] * Will of '''William Pinney''' of '''Chard, Somerset''', probated 07 October '''1592'''. PROB 11/80/277. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * '''Willm Pinney''' married '''Elizabeth''' Hors(e)man on 18 Nov '''1593''' at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Anglican. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00054&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fmar%2f8110%2f1&highlights=%22%22 image at findmypast]. * Will of '''William Pynney''', Yeoman of '''Broadway, Somerset''', probated 22 May '''1596''', PROB 11/87/387. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * '''William Pinney''' married '''Joane''' Dowrotche on 16 Jan '''1597''' in '''Dorchester, Dorset''', at Holy Trinity. [findmypast] * '''William Pinney''', baptized 16 Nov '''1600''', Anglican, at '''West Alvington, Devon'''. Son of '''Willm Pinney'''. South West Heritage Trust, ref 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00021&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbap%2f39481 image at findmypast]. * '''Willm Pinney''', Burial 12 Jul '''1604''', Anglican, '''West Alvington, Devon'''. South West Heritage Trust, reference 818A/PR/1/1. [http://search.findmypast.com/record?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f005843137%2f00079&parentid=gbprs%2fdev%2fbur%2f26406 image at findmypast] * '''William Pynney or Pinney''', '''Thorncombe, Devon''', will probated 9 July ''1605'''. Prerogative Court of Canterbury. PROB 11/106/19. At National Archives, downloadable for a fee. * William Pynney, Christening, 19 Feb 1624. Thorncombe, Thorncombe, Dorset, England. Father's Name John Pynney. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1SG6 familysearch.org] * '''William Pinney''' married '''Anne''' Goffe at '''Pitminster, Somerset''', on 18 Oct '''1636'''. [findmypast]. William Pinney and Anne Goffe, 18 Oct 1626: https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=GBOR%252FPHILLIMOREMARS%252FYPSOM07%252F0029_1 * Administration on the estate of '''William Pynney''' of '''Stockland, County Dorset''', granted to '''John Pynney''' his brother 23 November '''1639'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon. Act Book 1639-40, f. 84] * Administration in the estate of '''William Pynney''' of '''West Milton, parish of Porslocke, County Dorset''', granted to '''John Pynney''', his natural and lawful brother, on 12 October '''1652'''. [Elizabeth French, citing PCC Admon. Act Book, 1652, f. 184] * Burial of '''William Pinney''', 04 Feb '''1654''', '''Pitminster, Somerset, England'''. [findmypast] ===Others=== *'''Agnes Pinney''' married in '''1559''' to '''George Pinson''' at '''Allington, Dorset''', England. England Marriages 1538-1973. Dorset Marriages dataset gives Marriage date as 12 Nov 1559 and Marriage place as '''Thorncombe, Dorset'''. [both records at findmypast] * '''Anne Pinney''', daughter of John Pinney, Christening, 19 Aug '''1582''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1Q4H familysearch.org] * Ellen Pynnye, Christening Date 01 Mar 1558, Christening Place COLYTON, DEVON, ENGLAND, Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JWK3-3MD familysearch.org] * Christening of '''Esther Pinney''', daughter of John Pinney. 30 Apr '''1627'''. SAINT PETROCK, '''EXETER, DEVON''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-RYT familysearch.org transcript] * Christening of '''George Pinney''', son of John Pinney, 19 Jul 1572, Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-B26Y familysearch.org] * '''Katherine Pyney''', Christening Date 04 Oct '''1564''', Christening Place '''OFFWELL, DEVON''', ENGLAND, Father's Name '''John Pyney''', Mother's Name '''Joanna'''. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N57D-4FN familysearch.org] * Baptism of daughter of '''John and Jone Pinnie''', 8 October '''1625''', '''Chardstock, Devon''', [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N64F-KYK familysearch.org] * '''Leonard Pinney''', son of John Pinney. Christening, 07 Nov '''1582''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-1Q4X familysearch.org] * '''Maria Pinney''', Christening, 26 Nov '''1587'''; SAINT ANDREW, '''CHARDSTOCK, DORSET''', ENGLAND; Father's Name: Johannis Pinney. [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:J769-Q94 familysearch.org] * '''Mary Pynnye''', Christening 26 Mar '''1621''', AXMINSTER, DEVON, ENGLAND. Father's Name John Pynnye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JM54-Y54 familysearch.org] * '''Susan Pynye''', Christening, Jun '''1589''', Thorncombe, '''Thorncombe, Dorset''', England. Father's Name: John Pynye. [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QJDH-BL92 familysearch.org] *'''1629''', '''Susanna''', the daughter of '''John Pinney''' was baptized May 17. '''Exeter, St. Petrock, Devon'''. [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00048 image, findmypast] [https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:N5WP-5QD familysearch.org] * '''1632, Prudence''', the daughter of '''John Pynny''' baptized January 20. '''Exeter, St Petrock, Devon'''. [This year is old style date; new style would be 1633.] [http://search.findmypast.com/record/browse?id=gbprs%2fdev%2f007119329%2f00050 image, findmypast] ==Geography Notes== Broadway is in the area where Devon, Dorset, and Somerset come together, so the different county names don't necessarily indicate a significant distance between them. Some approximate linear distances (road distances usually are longer) from Broadway, Somerset: * Allington, Dorset: about 16 miles (SSE) * Ashill, Somerset: about 1.5 miles (north) * Axminster, Devon: about 10.5 miles (south) * "Baminster" likely refers to Beaminster, Dorset: about 13 miles (southeast) * Beercrocombe, Somerset: about 3.4 miles (north) * Blackawton, Devon: about 60 miles (southwest) * Broadwindsor, Dorset: about 9 miles (southeast, on the way toward Allington) * Buckland St Mary, Somerset: about 3.4 miles (WSW) * Chard, Somerset: about 3.5 miles (south) * Chardstock, Devon: about 7 miles (south) * Charlton Mackrell, Somerset: about 16 miles (northeast) * Colyton, Devon: about 14 miles (SSW) * Dalwood, Devon: about 10 miles (SSW) * Dorchester, Dorset: about 55 miles (southeast) * Drayton, Somerset; about 8 miles (northeast) * Exeter, Devon: about 30 miles (southwest) * Hardington-Mandeville, Somerset: about 12 miles (ESE) * "Hisbares" likely refers to what Google Maps identifies as Hisbeers Farm, Buckland St Mary: about 2.4 miles west of Broadway * Honiton, Devon: about 14.5 miles (southwest, on the way toward Exeter) * Ilminster, Somerset: about 2.5 miles (east) * Lamyatt, Somerset: about 25 miles (northeast) * Netherbury, Dorset, about 14 miles (southeast) * Offwell, Devon: about 13 miles (southwest, near the way toward Exeter) * Pitminster, Somerset: about 7 miles (northwest) * Plymtree, Devon: about 18 miles (southwest) * Powerstock, Dorset: about 17 miles (southeast) * Stockland, Devon (no Stockland found in County Dorset): about 8.5 miles (southwest) * Stokenham, Devon: about 65 miles (southwest) * Taunton, Somerset: about 8.5 miles (northwest) * Thorncombe, Dorset: about 8.5 miles (SSE) * Uffculme, Devon: about 16 miles (west) * West Alvington, Devon: about 65 miles (southwest) * West Milton, Dorset: about 16 miles (southeast) * Whitchurch Canonicorum, Dorset: about 14 miles (SSE) * Widworthy, Devon: about 12 miles (southwest; Widworthy is about 3 miles east of Honiton) * Winsham, Somerset: about 6.5 miles (SSE) ==Sources== * French, Elizabeth. "Genealogical Research in England", ''New England Historical and Genealogical Register'', volume 63, January 1909, pages 32-42. [https://books.google.com/books?id=VBJAAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA41 Free at Google Books]. Republished in English Origins of New England Families: From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (1984). Note; [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pinney_Family_Notes | WikiTree profiles that link to this page]]

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[[Category:House of Burgesses, Virginia Colony]] [[Category:Isle of Wight County, Virginia Colony]] == Biography == {{US Southern Colonist Sticker|Virginia}} {{Jamestowne Society Ancestor Sticker}} Robert Pitt was baptized 16 March 1606 in St Thomas Parish, Bristol, England.St. Thomas Parish, Bristol, England baptismal records as read, transcribed and published by John Brayton in his book Colonial Families of Surry and Isle of Wight Counties, Virginia. Volume 7. The Pitt Family of Bristol, Gloucester, Charlestown, Massachusetts and Isle of Wight County, Virginia. Self published. 2002H Jamestowne Society. ''List of Qualifying Ancestors.'' [https://www.jamestowne.org/pierce-bennet---porter.html Pitt, Robert - A6208] Accessed 24 February 2024 [[Day-1904|jhd]] ''Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties.'' [https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I60539&tree=Tree1 Profile for Robert Pitt] Accessed 24 February 2024 [[Day-1904|jhd]] He was the son of [[Pitt-136|William Pitt]] and [[Gibbs-584|Mary Gibbs]] ===Career=== Colonel Robert Pitt, was born in Bristol, England and was, like most of his family was a merchant dealing with the import and export of goods. In his youth, he was captain of the ship “THUNDER,” a privateer out of Bristol aiding the Huguenots in the war against France in 1628 Powell, Bristol Privateers, p. 84 cited by Find-a-Grave . As a sea merchant, he owned a fleet of ships which sailed out of the port at Bristol, England. Colonel Robert Pitt was a land speculator as were most ship captains who sailed to Virginia. "nrn" ===1627 First Marriage: Elizabeth Stephens in England=== About 1627 in Bristol Parish, Glouestershire, England, he married Elizabeth Stephens, b. Abt 1610, Bristol Parish, Gloucestershire, England d. Bef 1660, Isle of Wight County, Virginia (Age ~ 49 years) "colonial539" ===1637 Arrival in Virginia and Land Patents=== He had moved to the colonies about 1637 as he had patented 550 acres of land in Isle of Wight, Virginia, on 14 February 1637. This land was located on the New Haven River, also called the Pagan River "grave" 1637-1643 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 1, Part 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 85 *ROBERT PITTS, (Pitt) Merchant, 550 acs. Isle of Wight Co., 14 Feb. 1637, p. 540. About Wa mi. up New Towne haven Riv., opposite land of William Denham now in the occupation of sd. Pitts, & near land of Thomas Bush. Due for his per. adv. & trans. of 10 pers: William Denson, Edwd. Hartwell, Rich. Gaunt, Edward Butler, Francis Burly, Nath. Carter, Hen. Symons, Wm. Seldome, Richard Barges, Rich. Groves (first written Graves). The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 290"colonial539" *Robert Pitts Merchant, Feby 14, 1638, 550 acres about 3-1/2 miles up the river called New Town haven. Robert Pitts, Merch’t, Feby 14, 1638, 550 acres about 3-1/2 miles up the river called New Town haven. Marc Anderson. ''Andersons of Colonial North Carolina'' [https://andersonnc.com/pitt-_iow-to-edgecombe/ Pitt _IOW to Edgecombe] Accessed 24 February 2024 [[Day-1904|jhd]] ===1643 Land on Beverly Creek=== The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 295 *Robert Pitt, Aug. 28, 1643, 209 upon the westward side of a branch of New Town haven river called Beverly creek Robert Pitt, Aug. 28, 1643, 209 upon the westward side of a branch of New Town haven river called Beverly creek. 1637-1643 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 1, Part 2; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 145 *ROBERT PITT, 209 acs. Isle of Wight Co., Aug. 28, 1643, Page 895. Upon the Wwd. side of a br. of New towne haven Riv., called Beverly Cr., adj. Capt. John Upton & John Seaward. Trans. of 5 pers.: Stephen Paule, John Williams, Thomas Patrick, William Powell, Ewen Roberts. ===1648 Land near New Town Haven=== The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 292 *Robert Pitt ApI 17, 1648, 300 acres Beg'g &c toward New Town haven river. Robert Pitt, Apl 17, 1648, 300 acres Beg’g &c toward New Town haven river."anderson" ===1649 Public Service=== Robert Pitt was a Burgess in Virginia 1649, 1`652-55 and 1659-62. "jamestowne" From 1649-60 he was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses and a Member of the Governor's Council"grave" Lt. Col Robert Pitt, Sr. was commissioned by the Virginia Colony to solve the tax protest against England in Northampton County. Kathryn Gearhart. ''Geesnmore: A Family History.'' [https://geesnmore.wordpress.com/charles-gee-bridget-neville/neville-family/ Paragraph on Robert Pitt] Accessed 24 February 2024 [[Day-1904|jhd]] He settled in Isle of Wight County and was Burgess and Councilor from 1649 to 1660. "gearhart" He was Burgess of Isle of Wight County from 1649 to 1660 and he died in 1674. ="gearhart" ===1650 Collecting a Debt=== 1652-1658 Northumberland County, Virginia Record Book; [Frank V. Walczyk]"colonial539" Mr. Pitt his letter of Attorney to John Pitt Know all men by these presents that I Robert Pitt of The Isle of Wright County, Merchant do make constitute and ordaine my son John Pitt my true and lawfull attorney to ask receive and procquer of Hugh Lee the quantity of two thousand eight hundred pounds of tobacco and cask with forbore since his bill due and what my said attorney shall there in I do allow ofto be as effectual as iff did it myself. Witness my hand this 29th of May 1650 Robert Pitt. Teste Henry Pitt, William Dawson Recorded this letter of attorney the 25th October 1652 John Pitt his letter of Attorney to Wm. Thomas Know an men by these presents that I John Pitt [-----] Attorney of my father Robert Pitt constitute [----] appoint my loving friend William Thomas [---] lawfull Attorney in my place and stead to [--] and recover from Hugh Lee two thousand eight hundred pounds of tobacco and cask with interest there unto belonging [-----] and what my said Attorney shall do I do all [-----] to be as effectual as if that I was personally present. Witness my hand the 4th of March anno 1651 John Pitt. Witness Jane Parker signum bono ut pe----] This letter of Attorney was recorded the 25th October 1652 ===1654 Land=== On 7 Jun 1654, Robert patented an additional 1200 acres.Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 3, p 290: Lt. Col. Rob. Pitt, 1200 acs. Isle of Wight Co., 7 June 1654, p. 271. *Beg. At branch o f Newtowne Haven Riv. &c. to Mr. Prestwoods corner tree, &c., to Mr. Seawards land & adj. his own land. 600 acs. Granted to Thomas Davis, 19 Apr. 1648 & assigned unto Rob. Sharpe, who assigned same to sd. Pitt; 300 acs. by vertue of the rights of a patent granted unto him 3 July 1648 & by him relinquished, & 300 acs. by patent 19 Apr. 1648. The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 296"colonial539" *Lt. Col. Rob Pitt., June 7, 1654, 1200 acres Beg'g at a branch of Newtown haven river at a small creek on the north side of the said land. Lt. Col. Rob Pitt, June 7, 1654, 1200 acres Beg’g at a branch of Newtown haven river at a small creek on the north side of the said land."anderson" ===1660 Second Marriage: Martha Lear in Virginia=== After 1660 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia he married Martha Lear. She died after 1695 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia "colonial539" The senior Robert Pitt was married to Martha, sister of Colonel John Lear. He was a member of the Council and Lieutenant Colonel. New River Notes [https://www.newrivernotes.com/topical_books_1902_virginia_colonialvirginiaregister.htm Colonial Virginia Register] Colonel Robert Pitt married Martha Lean. "gearhart" The senior Robert Pitt was married to Martha, sister of Colonel John Lear. He was a member of the Council and Lieutenant Colonel. Robert and Martha Pitt were the parents of Robert Pitt, mariner; Lt. Colonel John Pitt; Hester Pitt who married Colonel Joseph Bridger, Esquire of the Council; Elizabeth Pitt who married Nosworthy; and Mary Pitt who married John Brassuer. "gearhart" ===1662 Military Service=== In 1662 he was Lt. Colonel of the Isle of Wight Militia"grave" ===1662 Land on Accomac=== He patented 1000 acres in Accomac on 12 March 1662 and 3000 acres in Accomac on 2 Oct 1663. He owned at least 9050 acres of land in Virginia."grave" The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 299"colonial539" *Lieut. Colo. Robt Pitt Mar. 18, 1662, 1200 acres, Begg at a branch of New Town river at a small creek on the North side of the said land. Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 5, p 488:"colonial539" * Lt. Col. Robert Pitt, 1200 acs. Isle of Wight Co., 18 Mar. 1662, p. 292, (254). Beg. at a branch of New Towne haven Riv., running &c. W. by S. to Mr. Prestwood corner tree &c. to cor. tree of Mr. Sewards Line &c. Renewal of patent dated 7 June 1654. ===1663 Land for Transporting 40 Servants=== 1662-1666 Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book No. 5; [Nell Marion Nugent]; Page 456"colonial539" *MR. ROBERT PITT, 3000 acs. Accomack Co., 2 Oct. 1663, p. 190, (81). Bounded on N. with Pokomoke Riv., W. by Bay of Chespiack & sunken marshes. 1000 acs. by patent 12 Mar. 1662 & 2000 by the Election of Col. Edmond Scarburgh & assigned to sd. Pitt. *Trans. of 40 pers: Jno. Eloer (?), Tho. Griffin, Mary Harwood, James WeMeet, Wm. Morgan, Henry Loyd, Mary Thomas, Edw. Washington, Tho. Lazengby, Jane Shelly, Thomas Smith, Crispian Morris, Mary Sewell, Edw. Griffeth, Margt. Powell, Nicho. Walbrooke, Joseph Jnoson, An Heath, Mary Wms. (Williams), Joan Millford, Tho. Dunn, Tho. Whenham, Anto. Spencer, Tho. Cope, Jno. Norris, Jno. Robbinson, Wm. Clayton, James Pliers, David Lacy, Wm. Knowles, Jno. Tavernor, Wm. Ganock, Jno. Doyley, Rich. Crooke, Tho. Sanders, Wm. Wright, Samll. White, Math. Langley, Wm. Bayley, Edw. Heath. Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 4, p 433: *Coll. Robert Pitt & Mr. William Burgh, 1200 acs. Isle of Wight Co., 18 Feb. 1664, p. 114, (613). On one of the br. of the Black Water, beg. at the mouth of a small valley &c. Trans. of 24 pers. Same. 1800 acs. Same location & pages; 28 Feb 1664. 1200 acs due by above noted patent & 600 acs. for trans. of 12 pers"colonial539" In 1664 he patented 3000 acres on the Blackwater with his son-in-law, Captain Joseph Bridger, and William Burgh. "grave" He patented 1,000 acres at Pitt’s Creek, and received anther 2,000 acres from Col. Edmund Scarbourgh. He also patented 1,000 acres in Somerset County in 1665. "gearhart" Cavaliers and Pioneers, Patent Book 4, p 433: *Coll. Robert Pitt, Capt. Joseph Bridger & Mr. William Burgh, 3000 acs. Isle of Wight Co., upon br. of the Blackwater, 21 Mar. 1664, p. 115 (614). 1200 & 600 acs granted sd. Pitt & Burgh by two former patents. . .& 1200 acs due for trans. of 24 pers. The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 297 *Colo Robert Pitt & Wm. Burgh Feb. 13, 1664, 1200 acres Upon one of the branches of the Blackwater, Beg'g, &c., in the branch at the mouth of a small valley. See the foll'g abstract. The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 297 *Colo Robert Pitt & William Burgh, Feby 13, 1664, 1800 acres On the branches of the Blackwater, Beg'g, &c., in the mouth of a small valley on a branch of the Blackwater 1200 acs, being due by a patent dated the 18th day of Feby, 1664. The residue, &c. The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 297 *Colo Robert Pitt Capt Joseph Bridger & William Burgh Mar. 21, 1664, 3000 acres Upon the branch of Blackwater, 1200 acs. of sd land formerly granted Colo Pitt & Mr. Burgh, dated Feby 18th, 1664, 600, acs. another thereof adjoined unto the aforesaid 1200 acs. granted by patent dated 28th Feby, 1664, & 1200 aes the residue, &c. ===1672 Will, Death, Estate=== '''Will''' Robert made a will on 6 June 1672 at Isle of Wright Co, VA. His will was witnessed by Richard Jones and Thomas Hill. Judy Marshall Stell. [Pitt Family of Isle of Wright & Accomack Counties, VA.] The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 237 *Will of "Robert Pitt, " merchant": wife Martha, son John, grandson John Pitt, grandson Wm. Pitt, dau. Hester Bridger, dau. Elizabeth Nosworthy, gr. son Robert P., son of Robert Pitt, dec'd, dau. Brasheire. Dated 6 June, 1672; proved June 9, 1674. William and Mary Quarterly, Vol 7,No 4 (April 1899), Page 237. Cited by Marshall In his will dated in 1672 Robert Pitt lists sons John, grandsons John, William and Robert Pitt, and daughters Martha Pitt, Mary Brashor (?), Higbe (?) Bridges, and Elizabeth Norsworthy. His wife, Martha, had died before that date as he left in her memory, a parcel of land with the stipulation that his executor would build one house of twenty-five feet within four years of his death on the land to be used for poor women. He also left in memory of his daughter, Martha, "two cows and two female cows, which cattle and their increase are to be put upon the aforesaid land and not to be disposed of until they increase to a number of twelve which number is to be continued upon the aforesaid land, and what shall be over that number of cattle shall be disposed of by the Sheriff, then one half of the benefit of the cows and the whole benefit of the land to be for the estate of poor women and the other half of the benefit of the cattle to be for the estate of poor female orphans". Will of Col. Robert Pitt recorded in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. (notes of Ray Isbell.)" He also left in memory of his daughter, Martha, “two cows and two female cows, which cattle and their increase are to be put upon the aforesaid land and not any to be disposed of until they increase to a number of twelve which number is to be continued upon the aforesaid land, and what shall be over that number of cattle shall be disposed of by the Sheriff, then one half of the benefit of the cows and the whole benefit of the land to be for the estate of poor women and the other half of the benefit of the cattle to be for the estate of poor female orphans” will of Col Robert Pitt recorded in Isle of Wight Co., VA. Cited by Find-a-Grave '''Complete Will''' Pitt's will was dated 1672 and he mentions a grandson Robert, “the son of Robert Pitt deceased” so I assume the Blackwater property was his. Other folks speculate he also had some property in Accomack County (I haven’t looked into that but it would make sense if he was plowing the James River hauling merchandise around. Will of Robert Pitt, 1672, on the site of Marc Anderson, ''Andersons of Colonial North Carolina'' [https://andersonnc.com/pitt-_iow-to-edgecombe/ Pitt _IOW to Edgecombe] Accessed 24 February 2024 [[Day-1904|jhd]] WILL OF ROBERT PITT – Recorded in ISLE of WIGHT Co., Virginia 1672 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN: I, Robert Pitt, Merchant, being sick and weak of body but praise be god in sound memory do ordain this for my Last Will and Testament in manner and form as follows: *First, I give and bequeath my soul to God my maker trusting to find Salvation and redemption for my soul and life eternal through the merits of my Saviour his son Jesus Christ who died for me and my body to be buried at the discretion of my executor. *ITEM: I give and bequeath as a gift of my beloved '''wife Martha Pitt''' one parcel of land that lieth about the plantation that Robert Bartlitt now lies on and joineth upon the North side of the land by Mr. John Seward for the length, and breadth towards the Church upon the land, which was Captain Uptons on his land my executor is to build one house twenty-five feet in length within four years after my decease which aforesaid land and housing is to be given for the estate of poor women and three cows. *ITEM: I given and bequeath as a gift from my '''daughter Martha Pitt''' two cows and two females calves, which cattle and their increase are to be put upon the aforesaid land and not any to be disposed of until they increase to a number of twelve which number is to be continued upon the aforesaid land, and what shall be over that number of cattle shall be disposed of by the Sheriff, then one half of the benefit of the cows and the whold benefit of the land to be for the estate of poor women and the other half of the benefit of the cattle to be for the estate of poor female orphans. *ITEM: I give and bequeath the dividend of land, where I now live upon being twelve hundred acres and what more lieth between Capt. Bridgers Creek and Sewards adjoining to it unto my '''son John Pitt''', during his life and after his death to my '''grandson William Pitt''' and his heirs for ever. *ITEM: I give and bequeath that land that lieth on the North side of the Creek that Robert Bartlitt lives on and the Creek Captain Bridgers lives on, for running towards William Ernest and northly into the woods, unto my son John Pitt during his life and afterwards to my '''grandsons, John Pitt''', and to his heirs lawfully begotten of his body. *ITEM: I give and bequeath unto my '''son John Pitt''' that land that Thomas Turner liveth on and what land shall lie between the land, given to my '''grandson William Pitt''' and Chuckatuck the bounds of which land is to be the Branch which runeth straight up through field to Captain Godyne which aforesaid land after my son John’s decease, I give to my '''grandson Robert Pitt''' and to his heirs lawfully begotten of his body. *ITEM: I give and bequeath unto my '''daughter, Mary Brassier''', the Value of ten thousand pounds of tobacco and cattle in goods or chattel to be paid out of my personal estate, by my so John Pitt and his heirs, more I give unto my daughter Brassier on silver tankard and one looking glass and furniture and clothes. *ITEM: I give and bequeath unto my daughter '''[Hester] Bridger''' a pair of cushions being worked upon canvass. *ITEM: I give unto my daughter '''Elizabeth Norseworthy''' five hundred pounds of tobacco and cattle to be paid unto her yearly to be paid out of the rents of the land which I have given to William Pitt, more I given unto my daughter Elizabeth Norseworthy my set of chairs. *ITEM: I give unto my '''grandson Robert Pitt''', the son of Robert Pitt deceased, the sum of five thousand pounds of tobacco and cattle or to the value in goods to be paid unto him when he is come to the age of eighteen years. And if it should please to take away out of this life anyone of my grand children in whom I have given my land before the decease of my son John, then his part of land shall be disposed of at the discretion of my son John Pitt. *I hereby revoke all former wills and do make my son John Pitt my Executor of my Last Will and Testament as Witness my hand and seal this sixth day of June 1672. *Robert Pitt Seal *Witness Richard Johns; Thomas R. Hill '''Death''' Robert Pitt died 1673/4 at Isle of Wight County. He died 6 Jun 1672 (aged 66–67) in Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA and is buried in St. Luke's Cemetery, Smithfield, Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA Colonel Robert Pitt, Sr died in 1669/70. '''Estate''' He died before 9 Jun 1674 in Isle of Wight County, Virginia - probate Colonel Robert Pitt died before 9 January 1674, as his will was recorded on that date, It was dated 6 Jun 1672 and wittnessed by Richard Jones and Thomas Hill. '''1674 Elizabeth Grants Property''' In October 1674, John Willie, tallow chandler of London, who married Elizabeth, the widow and administrator of Robert Pitt, late mariner of London, and mother and guardian of Robert Pitt, the only child of her deceased husband, gave an 11 year lease to Thomas Newbold, merchant of London, on a plantation of 3,000 acres on Pokamack River and Chesapeake Bay in Accomack County, Virginia. Part of the land had been patented by Pitt and rented to Colonel Edmond Scarburg. The 400 pounds of tobacco in rent each year was for the use of Robert Pitt, the son. ===1673 Deed to son John=== The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 229 Deed of Robert Pitt Esq., 27 Nov. 1673, to son John Pitt. ===Children=== Children with Elizabeth Stephens #[[Pitt-140|Mary Pitt]]Mary Pitt, b. Bef 1624, Bristol, Somersetshire, England d. 8 Feb 1685, Surry County, Virginia (Age > 61 years) Mary Pitt who married John Brassuer. child of Robert and Martha Pitt. Mary married John Brasseur. In 1663 the General Assembly rewarded John Pitt, of Isle of Wight, for building a vessell of 28 tons. Robert Pitt was iln 1699 Justice of Accomac Co. #[[Pitt-139|John Pitt]]John Pitt, b. Bef 1630, England d. 9 Jan 1703, Isle of Wight County, Virginia - probate (Age > 73 years) COL John Pitt (1634–1702) Lt. Colonel John Pitt; child of Robert and Martha Pitt. Lt. Col. John Pitt married Olive Hardy and was the father of Robert Pitt who married Sarah, the daughter of Colonel Arthur Smith and died before his father; John, Henry, James Pitt and daughters Sarah Nosworthy, and Prudence Driver. child of Robert and Martha Pitt. Lt. Col. John Pitt married Olive Hardy and was the father of Robert Pitt who married Sarah, the daughter of Colonel Arthur Smith and died before his father; John, Henry, James Pitt and daughters Sarah Nosworthy, and Prudence Driver. Henry Pitt, brother of Colonel Robert Pitt, married Ann the widow of Robert Watson, and later she married James Powell. In 1663, the General Assembly of Virginia rewarded John Pitt of Isle of Wight for building a vessel of 28 tons. The granddaughter of Robert Pitt married a Drury. #Hester Pitt, b. Abt 1632, Isle of Wight County, Virginia d. Aft 8 May 1686, Isle of Wight County, Virginia (Age ~ 54 years) Hester Pitt Bridger (1631–1711) Hester Pitt who married Colonel Joseph Bridger, Esquire of the Council; child of Robert and Martha Pitt. Hester m. Col. Joseph Bridger, Esq, of the Council; #[[Pitt-141|Elizabeth Pitt]]Elizabeth Pitt, b. Bef 1640, Isle of Wight County, Virginia Elizabeth Pitt who married Nosworthy; child of Robert and Martha Pitt. Elizabeth, m. Nosworthy #[[Pitt-133|Henry Pitt]] Henry Pitt, b. Aft 1640, Isle of Wight County, Virginia d. 6 Feb 1718, Isle of Wight County, Virginia (Age < 76 years) #[[Pitt-138|Robert Pitt]]Robert Pitt, mariner, child of Robert and Martha Pitt. His son was Captain Robert Pitt, mariner of the ship Mary. Captain Pitt died before his father, and his widow married John Barker, son of William Barker, mariner, who was one of the largest land purchasers in early Virginia. He was the founder of Merchants Hope in Charles City County. The Pitts were neighbors to William Nevill great-grandfather of Bridget Nevill Gee. Colonel Pitt’s granddaughter Mary married a Drury. Clearly the Pitts, Nevills and Drurys lived in the same vicinity. Robert, dead before 1672, leaving son Robert; His son was Captain Robert Pitt, mariner of the ship Mary. Captain Pitt died before his father, and his widow married John Barker, son of William Barker, mariner, who was one of the largest land purchasers in early Virginia. He was the founder of Merchants Hope in Charles City County. #[[Pitt-142|Martha Pitt]] ===Alternate Perspective on Robert Pitt's Marriage and Children=== Brayton asserts that Col. Robert Pitt had 3 wives and one unknown mistress. John A. Brayton. ''The Pitt Family of Bristol, Glouster, Charleston, Mass. and Isle of Weight, Virginia.'' in Colonial Families of Surry and Isle of Weight, Volume 7, 2002, pages 28, 39 and 26-27. Comment by Elizabeth (Shouse) Pitts, april 23, 2018. Retrieval of article has not yet proved possible. See [https://andersonnc.com/pitt-_iow-to-edgecombe/ Andersons of Colonial North Carolina] [[Day-1904|jhd]] This scenario helps to estimate the birth years of the children. '''First Wife''' His first wife was an English woman who bore him William, Robert, John, Elizabeth and Hester. Estimation: Pitt was born about 1606, so estimate marriage at age 21 or 1627. This is the year currently assigned to the marriage with Elizabeth. Children's births would then be :William, 1628 :Robert, 1630 :John, 1632 :Elizabeth, 1634 :Hester, 1636 '''Second Wife: Elizabeth Stevens''' His second wife Elizabeth Stevens who bore him only one daughter, Mary who married John Brasseur. Estimation: Assume the first wife died in childbirth, 1636, the second marriage could be 1637 and the next child, :Mary, 1638. Pitt arrived in Virginia in 1637. '''1644 Mistress''' In 1644, between marriages, Col. Robert and unknown bore son Henry. :Henry, 1644 :Estimation -- this would reflect the lopsided sex ratio among Virginia colonial inhabitants with a scarcity of "marriageable" women. Robert being gentry and wealthy, would have been selective in who he married. '''Third Wife: Martha Lear=== Col. Robert's 3rd legal wife was Martha Lear who bore him only one child, a daughter Martha born by 1674, mentioned in his Last Will and Testament. Estimation: This marriage has been estimated as 1660 and there is no reason to change that. One would think the wife Martha would be relatively young and that daughter Martha would be born soon after the marriage, say, 1661. :I found it interesting in the LWT that "Item I give unto my Grand sonne ROBERT PITT, the sonne of ROBERT PITT, deceased, the some of five thowsand, pounds of tob & Caske / or to the value in goods To be paid unto him, when he shall Come to the Age of Eighteene yeares" ===Other Pitts=== Henry Nevill was the father of Thomas, born in 1636, who married Mary. ==Research Notes== *Often you'll see dates, like Robert Pitt's baptismal date, in the format 16 March 1605/06. So, which year was it? Between 1582 and 1752, two different starts of the year were in use in England. The "Legal" year began on March 25, and was used by clerics to record events like births, deaths and baptisms. However, the general population was, like us today, using the Gregorian calendar, in which the year started on 1 January and celebrated as "New Year's Day". The 1752 Calendar Change. Colonial Records & Topics. Connecticut State Library. https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/hg/colonialresearch/calendar To translate the cleric dates to our Gregorian date system, dates from 25 March through 31 December would fall in the first year and dates from 1 January through 24 March would fall in the latter year. Thus, Robert Pitt was baptized on 16 March 1606. Studies have shown that at that time in England, baptisms rarely occurred more than 10 days after the child's birth. Therefore, we can be quite certain that Robert Pitt was born in the first half of March 1606. *Did first wife Elizabeth actually survive Robert? In October 1674, John Willie, tallow chandler of London, who married Elizabeth, the widow and administrator of Robert Pitt, late mariner of London, and mother and guardian of Robert Pitt, the only child of her deceased husband, gave an 11 year lease to Thomas Newbold, merchant of London, on a plantation of 3,000 acres on Pokamack River and Chesapeake Bay in Accomack County, Virginia. Part of the land had been patented by Pitt and rented to Colonel Edmond Scarburg. The 400 pounds of tobacco in rent each year was for the use of Robert Pitt, the son. G.Pinson (pinson-796) reply to this note: Stevens was not Robert's first wife as it can be proven by her inclusion in a will that the wife who proceeded Stevens was still alive in April 1649. Will cite sources later. No records show that Robert Pitt, of this profile, was ever a London mariner, although records prove he sailed not only between Bristol and Virginia, but also to the Barbados and Massachusetts. Accomack County Virginia, created in 1661, was located far from Isle of Wight. So, your record might not be for Robert. *Was Elizabeth the daughter of George Stevens? The William and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1899), Page 311 G.Pinson (pinson-796) reply to this note: While it was logical to assume that Elizabeth was George's daughter based on several records, she was proven to be his sister by a May 1667 statement by Joseph Bridger, Robert Pitt's son in law, on behalf of Mary Pitt "as she was daughter unto Elizabeth Pitt ye sister of Mr. George Stevens dec'd." Besides that relationship, this statement proved Elizabeth was a wife of Robert Pitt and her daughter Mary was his (last) child named Mary Brasseur in his will. See John Brayton's book pages 24-25. *Pitt family: There is a grant, dated 1682, for 235 acres of land, to John Brashear (son of Robert Brashear), which had descended from George Stevens to the said Brashear, "as marrying Mary, dau. of Col. Robert Pitt." It would appear from this that one of Col. Robert Pitt's wives was a daughter of George Stevens, who patented in Isle of Wight. == Sources == '''Bibliography of Frequently Cited Works''' *Boddie, John Bennett and Davis, Eliza Timberlake, ''Seventeenth century Isle of Wight County, Virginia : a history of the county of Isle of Wight, Virginia, during the seventeenth century, including abstracts of the county records,'' Chicago Law Printing Company: Chicago, 1938, FamilySearch (http://www.familysearch.org/library/books/idurl/1/377681) See also: * Source:Lewis, Mark C. Lewis Genealogy Research Files, William & Mary College Quarterly, Vol. 7, pp 225, 227, 237, 238. *[https://books.google.com/books?id=K-8xAQAAMAAJ&pg=PA238 William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine], Volume 7 page 238] == Data That Should Be Moved to the Proper Person's Profile == === Descendants of Robert Pitt's son John === Boddie presents John's descendants in a footnote #Lt. Col. John Pitt. married after 1677 Olive Hardy. He appears to have had ##Robert, dead before father, married Sarah, daughter of Colonel Arthur Smith; She married secondly, Rev. Andrew Monro; ##John ##Henry ##James ##Sarah m. Nosworthy ##Prudence married Driver. ##Capt Henry Pitt, brother of Col. Robert Ptit, married Ann, widow of Robert Watson, and she married thirdly Col. James Powell. Issue: ###Thomas, born 1636, who married Mary Smith, daughter of Col. Arthur Smith, and had issue: Thomas, Martha, Mary, Elizabeth, Henry, Ann, and Patience. In 1663, the General Assembly of Virginia rewarded John Pitt of Isle of Wight for building a vessel of 28 tons. Robert Pitt was a member of the Council and Lieutenant Colonel. His wife at time of death was Martha, sister of Col. John Lear. He had issue: (1) Robert, dead before 1672, leaving son Robert; (2) Lt. Col. John (3) Hester m. Col. Joseph Bridger, Esq., of the Council; (4) Elizabeth, m. Nosworthy; (5) Mary m. John Brasseur. His son, Lt. Col. John Pitt, mar. after 1677 Olive Hardy. He appears to have had (1) Robert ( ?) , dead before father, m'd Sarah, dau. of Col. Arthur Smith; she mar., secondly, Rev. Andrew Monro, (2) John, (3) Henry, (4) James, (5) Sarah m. Nosworthy, (6) Prudence m. Driver. Capt. Henry Pitt, brother of Col. Robert Pitt, m. Ann, widow of Robert Watson, and she m'd, thirdly, Col. James Powell. Issue: Thomas, born 1636, who m. Mary Smith, d. of Col. Arthur Smith, and had issue: Thomas, Martha, Mary, Elizabeth, Henry, Ann, and Patience. == Robert Pitt's Siblings == Robert Pitt's sister Maud married Dr. Richard Russell, of Lower Norfolk County, referred to by John Ferrar in his verses as that "learned physician." Russell appears to have removed to New England, as did Mary Pitt, another sister, who married Andrew Newell (Mary Pitt died Sept. 26, 1684). (See New England Hist. and Gen. Mag., vol. 45, p. 151; and vol. 49, p. 255.) Henry Pitt was also a son of William Pitt and Mary Pitt, of Bristol. William Pitt was son of Thomas Pitt, who made his will in May, 1613. Thomas Pitt, who patented lands previous to 1646, on the Appomattox, was probably another brother. William and Mary Pitt of Bristol were the parents of Robert Pitt and Henry Pitt. [4] Thomas Pitt, who died in 1613, was the father of William Pitt. [4] William Pitt (son of Thomas Pitt) and his wife Mary, of Bristol were the parents of Robert Pitt and his siblings.[5] Mary Pitt Newell (1607–1684) [6] Mary Pitt, another sister, also moved to New England. She married Andrew Newell. Mary Pitt died September 26, 1684. (See New England Hist. and Gen. Mag vol 45, p. 151; and vol 49, p. 255.) [5] Maud Pitt Russell (1617–1652)[6] Maud, sister of Robert and Henry, married Dr. Richard Russell, of Lower Norfolk County. It appears the Russells removed to New England along with another sister, Mary Pitt and her husband Andrew Newell. [4] Maud, sister of Robert Pitt; married Dr. Richard Russell, of Lower Norfolk County. Russell was referred to by John Ferrar in his verses as that "learned physician." Russell appears to have removed to New England.[5]Maud, sister of Robert and Henry, married Dr. Richard Russell, of Lower Norfolk County. It appears the Russells removed to New England along with another sister, Mary Pitt and her husband Andrew Newell. [7] Robert Pitt. Robert Pitt, son of William and Mary. Robert Pitt was a member of the Council and Lieutenant Colonel. His wife at time of death was Martha, sister of Col. John Lear. [5] Henry Pitt. Henry Pitt, brother of Colonel Robert Pitt, married Ann the widow of Robert Watson, and later she married James Powell. [4]Henry Pitt, son of William and Mary[5] There was also a Thomas Pitt who patented land in Virginia along the Appomattox in 1646 who may have been another son of William Pitt. [7] William. Colonel Robert Pitt of Bristol was captain of the privateer of Bristol named Thunder in the war of 1628 against France. He fought for the Huegenots. His brother, William Pitt owned the ships Mary Rose and Supply in 1627. [4]Colonel Robert Pitt of Bristol was captain of the privateer of Bristol named Thunder in the war of 1628 against France. He fought for the Huegenots. [7] His brother, William Pitt owned the ships Mary Rose and Supply in 1627. Colonel Robert Pitt was a land speculator as were most ship captains who sailed to Virginia. [7] === Other Pitts in Virginia === Another Robert Pitt was in 1699 Justice of Accomac Co A granddaughter of Robert Pitt married a Drury. ===Proposed Pitt Lineage=== Generations 1-12 from: :"Visitation of Worcestershire 1560" :"Visitation of Shropshire 1623" :and "Visitation of Surrey 1662/69" :1. Gervase de la Puette of c. 1182 Normandy (first to go to England from Normandy). :2. Thomas de la Pitte of c. 1225 Sommerset, England (first born in England). :3. Simon de la Pitte, soldier of King Henry III 1216-1272. :4. Thomas Putte, living near Worcestershire in 1278. :5. Robert Pyte 1284-1361. :6. Simon Atte Putte, soldier for King Edward III 1327-1377. :7. Richard Pyts, soldier of King Henry IV 1399-1433. + Johanna De La Poole :8. Johannes (John) Pitt of de Curvyard died 1438, Crusader. + Dorothea :9. William Pitt of de la Perry died early 1400's. + Katherine Broughton :10. Sir Edward Pitt of Kior in Worcestershire died 1455. + Elizabeth Nicholai Willford :11. William Blithe Pitt died 1528. + Elizabeth (G. Pinson (Pinson-796) note: Little is known about Nicholas Pitt (12 below) and his parentage cannot be proven. Therefore, the previous 11 generations cannot be linked to Robert Pitt's line of descent.) Generations 12-17 from Boddie :12. Nicholas Pitt of Blandford in Dorset, born 1474, died after 1545. + Elizabeth Cooke :13 William PITT b: c1535 d: 1595 + Helena HAVILAND b: c1538 d: 1600 :14Thomas PITT b: c1555 d: 1613 + Priscilla SEARLE :15 William PITT b: Abt 1575 d: 1622-1624 + Mary GIBBS b: 1583 d: 1634 Generations 16-19 from: :Pitts Family (1950) by Leonardo Andrea :Pitts Family (1955) by Doreecie Pitts Pierce :Bicentenniel History of Newberry County, S.C. :Pitts Family in America (1978) by Hazel Pitts Anderson :The Burton, Bridgforth, Harrington, Hustead, Jeffus, Pitt(s),Pierce and Whiteside families Families by Olivia Ann Burton Harrington :My Pitts and Affiliated Families of Lincoln County, Tennessee (1998) by James :R. Pitts :My Reid and Harrison Families in North America from Their Arrival to Present (2006), by Larry E. Reid pp. 35-37. :16 Robert PITT b: 16 Mar 1605 England d: 1673 Isle of Wight Co., Virginia + Martha LEAR (or Eliz. Stevens?) :17 John Pitt + Olive Hardy :18 Henry Pitt + Mary Calloway :19 Charles Pitt + Katherine Hunnicutt (or Sarah Ann Hardy?) ==Acknowledgemen ts== *Pitt-1020 was created by [[Mounger-571 | Katharine Jones]] through the import of Mounger Family Tree.ged on Aug 11, 2015.

[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Ohio, Sources]] [[Category:Geauga County, Ohio]] == Pioneer and General History of Geauga County, == with Sketches of Some of the Pioneers and Prominent Men * by & published by The Historical Society of Geauga County, 1880 * Source Example: ::: ''[[Space:Pioneer and General History of Geauga County|Pioneer and General History of Geauga County]]'' (The Historical Society of Geauga County, 1880) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Pioneer|Pioneer and General History of Geauga Co]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer and General History of Geauga County|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/oh-geauga-1880-historical-society/mode/2up * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006785704 * https://books.google.com/books/about/Pioneer_and_General_History_of_Geauga_Co.html?id=Eu0uAAAAYAAJ * https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/346494-pioneer-and-general-history-of-geauga-county-with-sketches-of-some-of-the-pioneers-and-prominent-men?offset=1 ''(requires user account, free)'' Library copies: * https://www.worldcat.org/title/pioneer-and-general-history-of-geauga-county-with-sketches-of-some-of-the-pioneers-and-prominent-men/oclc/893929056

[[Category: Pioneer Cemetery, Brighton, Colorado]] [[Category:Brighton, Colorado]] Pioneer Cemetery - a.k.a., Black Cemetery - was established in 1863 by the Blundell and Donelson families. This historic site has fewer than 20 burials. It is located just inside Brighton's south city limits on land belonging to M. E. Black and is situated about one-half mile northwest of the Elmwood Cemetery. The cemetery was deeded to the City of Brighton on 01 Nov. 2002. === Resources === * [http://www.brightonco.gov/374/Pioneer-Cemetery City of Brighton's Pioneer Cemetery webpage] (Includes photo of its historic marker.) * [http://www.interment.net/data/us/co/adams/black.htm Black Cemetery on Interment.net] * [https://billiongraves.com/cemetery/Black-Cemetery/10599#/ Black Cemetery in BillionGraves] * [http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~coadams/forgottenpast-2/pioneer.htm USGenWeb - Forgotten Past of Adams County, Vol. II - The Pioneer Cemetery]: A detailed write-up of its history, including photos and documents.

[[Category:Pioneer Cemetery, Bowling Green, Kentucky]] ==General Information== {{Image|file=Pioneer_Cemetery_Bowling_Green_Kentucky.jpg|align=r|size=200}} '''Cemetery name:''' Pioneer Cemetery '''Address:''' 501 College St., Bowling Green, Kentucky (on the corner of College and Center Streets) '''GPS Coordinates:''' 36.99734, -86.43753 ==History== Pioneer Cemetery is located at 501 College St. It used to be known as Public Cemetery, was later changed to Repose Cemetery and then again changed to Pioneer Cemetery. There are many slaves as well as their owners buried here. Most of the land you see without headstones contains the remains of slaves or other townspeople. With the outbreak of the Civil War, railroad accidents and people dying of typhoid fever, whooping cough, and other illnesses, the cemetery was almost to its capacity by 1861. More than 103 unnamed soldiers are buried within Pioneer Cemetery, along with townspeople and slaves. In 1819, the First Presbyterian Church of Bowling Green established and erected their first house of worship on the south corner of the graveyard. Reverend Joseph B. Lapsley lies in the crypt where his pulpit once stood. We believe the first burial was in 1811 even though we have no records to support that beginning. Two of the four lots were purchased for $50.00 at that time. The other two lots were purchased in 1829. Soldiers from the Revolutionary War, like Henry Grider, are also buried in Pioneer Cemetery. There are also soldiers from the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and the Civil War. ==More Information== * [https://www.bgky.org/bgpr/cemeteries/pioneer Pioneer Cemetery (Official Municipal Website of Bowling Green, Kentucky)] *See the [[:Category:Pioneer Cemetery, Bowling Green, Kentucky|Pioneer Cemetery category]] for profiles of those who have been documented at this cemetery. *[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1968634/pioneer-cemetery Pioneer Cemetery on FindAGrave]

[[Category: Pioneer Cemetery, Greenville, Alabama]] [[Category: Butler County, Alabama, Cemeteries]] ===About=== This free space page for Pioneer Cemetery is part of WikiTree's [[Project:Alabama_Cemeteries|Alabama Cemeteries Project]], and was created to document the life and times of our ancestors that are interred there. The Alabama Cemeteries Project is a subproject of the larger [[Project:Cemeteries_of_the_United_States|U.S. Cemeteries Project]]. ===Location and Map=== Location
Located in Greenville, Alabama at the corner of Walnut and South Park streets. GPS Coordinates (WGS84)
31.827912, -86.622234 OR N 31 49.675 W 86 37.334 [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pioneer+Cemetery/@31.8281534,-86.6244008,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x888e3c4c98eb49dd:0xe03b9b2ce697039f!8m2!3d31.8281489!4d-86.6222121 Location on Google Maps] ===Tasks Completed=== * ===To Do=== *Fully survey & photograph the cemetery *Complete table of transcriptions below. *Link existing profiles or create new profiles for persons listed in the Table of Interments ::When complete, everyone listed in the Table of Interments will be linked to their own WikiTree profile, and to a photo of that person's corresponding grave marker. The created profiles can include other genealogical and biographical information as well as a listing of sources for documentation. *Create an audio/video tour of the cemetery. ::Record a virtual tour of the cemetery that can be viewed as downloadable media on computers, tablets or other device. Such a tour would take the viewer around the cemetery to explore the history of the people buried here. Background information can be supplied. Those with mobile internet access can access online links to more information. *Validate links and transcription information :Profile and photo links and transcribed information needs to be cross-checked to ensure accuracy. ===Table of Interments=== {| class="wikitable sortable" border="1" |+ Sortable table |- ! scope="col" | Last Name ! scope="col" | First/Middle Names/Initials ! scope="col" | Born ! scope="col" | Died ! scope="col" | Notes ! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Photo (click for larger) |- |[[Black-7660|Black]]||Hazzard||15 Mar 1858||26 May 1902||||[[image:Black-7660.jpg|140px]] |- |[[McAllister-1489|McAllister]]||Colin||1785||15 Apr 1856|||||[[image:McAllister-1489.jpg|140px]] |}

[[Category: Thompson-Nicola Regional District, British Columbia, Cemeteries]] [[Category:Kamloops, British Columbia]] Kamloops is a City in the interior of British Columbia, Canada. '''Pioneer Cemetery''' Pioneer rancher John Peterson provided property for a public cemetery in 1876. The land was offered to local government agent John Usher. Ironically, Usher was murdered just three years later and buried in the new cemetery in 1879. With the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885, Kamloops settlement began spreading eastward towards the cemetery. The New Townsite Syndicate purchased Peterson's ranch in 1884 on speculation and title to the cemetery was included in the sale. The Syndicate immediately began changing burial fees. Peterson himself had to pay $8.00 in 1892 to bury his wife. The City of Kamloops purchased a new cemetery site in 1898 which opened in 1900. The last burial in Pioneer Cemetery occurred in 1901. The old cemetery was gradually abandoned and left derelict until 1962 when the provincial government ordered the municipality assume care of the site. == Transcription == This cemetery is currently being photographed by [[O'Rourke-431|Lorraine Hauzeneder]], starting Jan 2, 2015. Below is a working transcription. Images will be uploaded as profiles are created for the people buried there. {| border="1" class="wikitable sortable" |- ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''last name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''first name''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''born''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''died''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''extra information''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''photo #''' ! align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''GPS location''' |- |[[Fraser-2365|Fraser]]||Peter J.||15 Mar 1829||7 Nov 1886||a native of Picton, Nova Scotia||[http://www.wikitree.com/photo/jpg/Fraser-2365]||unavailable| |-

[[Category: Pioneer Cemetery, Phelps, New York]] [[Project: New York Cemeteries]] ---- {{Image|file=Pioneer_Cemetery_Phelps_New_York-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Pioneer Cemetery Historical Marker }} == Research Notes == === Photos Added === * [[Miller-63835|Samuel Miller]] died Nov 8 1828; ae 62 yrs === Wikitree profile exists but Need Photo === * Joshua Abbot; died May 13 1812; ae 66 yrs * Azubah Abbot, wife of Joshua; died June 14 1827; ae 79-11-20

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=== No Wikitree Profile & No Photo === * Joshua P. Abbot, died March 13, 1813 age 27file * Eugene ARNOLD - son of B. B. & A. W.; died Dec 14 1847; ae 20 yrs 20 days * Thomas ASHLEY; died Nov 3 1853; ae 80-1-20 * Daniel B. ASHLEY; died Jan 10 1851; ae 31-6-3; * Susan Ann ASHLEY, wife of Thomas; died May 10 1862; ae 69 yrs; * William C. AUSTIN, son of James & Eliza; died Apr 6 1849; ae 11 yrs; * Clarence S. AUSTIN, son of J. G. & Eliza; died June 1 1841; * Dudley S. AUSTIN, son of J. G. & Eliza; died June 29 1832; ae 3 yrs;

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[[Category:Pioneer Cemetery-Sutter's Mill, El Dorado County, California]] This page is part of the [[Project:Cemeterist|Cemeterist Project]] '''Cemetery name:''' Pioneer Cemetery-Sutter's Mill '''Address:''' Cold Springs Road, and Monument Road, Placerville, California , 95667 '''GPS Coordinates:''' 38.795282,-120.888986 '''OS grid:''' This cemetery is also called 'Coloma Protestant Cemetery', 'Sutter's Mill Cemetery' and 'Vineyard House Cemetery'. This graveyard is mainly filled with persons related to the 49er gold discovery episode in California history. The cemetery contains an estimated 400-500 graves. Many of the graves are unmarked and the headstones have long since disappeared. The oldest existing gravestone is dated 1850. It is located near the Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park. Google Maps Photo: https://goo.gl/maps/LCQ6eUbK4K3vVppn6 :https://goo.gl/maps/Df1D4CrRfUhE3aJ28

[[Category: Letcher County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Fleming County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Elliott County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Harlan County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Mason County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Whitley County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Perry County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Morgan County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Johnson County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Carter County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Pike County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Lawrence County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Clay County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Greenup County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Knox County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Floyd County, Kentucky]] [[Category: Sources by Name]] Other:[[Space:Category-Source]] | [[Space:Sources-Kentucky]] == Pioneer Families Of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky == *Author: Kozee, William C.. *Publisher: Standard Printing and Publishing, Huntington, West Virginia 1957 * Citation Example: ::: Kozee, William C., ''[[Space:Pioneer Families Of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky|Pioneer Families Of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky]]'', (Standard Printing and Publishing, Huntington, West Virginia 1957) * Footnote Example: ::: [[#Kozee|Kozee]]: Page 123 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer Families Of Eastern And Southeastern Kentucky|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available at these locations === * https://archive.org/details/pioneer-families-of-eastern-and-southeastern-kentucky/

[[Category:New Jersey, Sources]] [[Category: Sources by Name]] == Pioneer Families of Northwestern New Jersey == '''Citation Example''' :Armstrong, William C. ''[[Space:Pioneer_Families_of_Northwestern_New_Jersey|Pioneer Families of Northwestern New Jersey.]]'' (Hackettstown, NJ: Hackettstown Gazette, Inc., 1934-1935) '''Footnote Example''' :[[#Armstrong|Armstrong]], Page 123 '''Find It''' *[https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=49294 Ancestry] $ *[http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/39107019 Find in a Library] '''[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer_Families_of_Northwestern_New_Jersey|What Links to Here]]'''

[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Camden, New York]] Other: [[Space: Sources-New York | New York]] __TOC__ == Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, New York == * published by Press of J.T. Griffiths, Camden, New York, 1897 * 559 pages * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, New York |WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneerhistoryof00pike/mode/2up * https://www.loc.gov/item/01014869/ * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/13045/ === Table of Contents === :George Scriba :Lay of Long Ago :The opinion of the historians of those coming here :Chapter I. The Town of Camden :Chapter II. Seventh Township :Chapter III. Seventh Religious Society :Chapter IV. Plank Road :Chapter V. Cemetery, 1840 :Chapter VI. Continuation of Plank Road :Chapter VII. Joseph Scoville :Chapter VIII. Phelpsville :Chapter IX. Preston Hill :Chapter X. Hillsboro :Chapter XI. Wolcott Hill :Chapter XII. Taberg Road :Chapter XIII. Taberg Road Continued :Chapter XIV. Skinner Settlement :Chapter XV. First Church of Christ in Camden :Chapter XVI. Early taverns of Camden :Chapter XVII. Factory Village :Chapter XVIII. Professional men. Doctors. Lawyers :Chapter XIX. Bands. Camden Saxhorn Band :Chapter XX. Newspapers :Chapter XXI. Masonic Lodge :Chapter XXII. Military organizations :Chapter XXIII. Forest Park :Chapter XXIV. Supervisors :Chapter XXV. Gleanings === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * ''[[Space:Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, New York |Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, New York ]]'' (Press of J.T. Griffiths, Camden, NY, 1897), [ Page ]. * ([[#Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, NY |Pioneer History of Camden, Oneida County, NY]])

[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Ohio|Ohio Sources]] === Pioneer History of Clarksfield (Ohio) 1817-1851=== :'''Citation Example''' Weeks, Dr. F. E., ''[[Space:Pioneer_History_of_Clarksfield| Pioneer History of Clarksfield (Ohio) 1817-1851]]'' (Clarksfield, OH, Dr. F. E. Weeks, 1908) :'''Footnote Example''' [[#Weeks|Weeks]], Page 123 :'''[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer_History_of_Clarksfield|What Links to Here]]''' :'''See Also:''' * https://archive.org/details/pioneerhistoryof00week * https://archive.org/details/cu31924028849036 * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100770423

[[Category:Sources by Name]] [[Category:Texas, Sources]] [[Category:Wise County, Texas]] == Pioneer History of Wise County == from red men to railroads--twenty years of intrepid history. * by Cliff Donahue Cates (b.1876) * compiled under the auspices of the Wise County Old Settlers' Association * published Decatur, Texas, 1907 * Source Example: ::: Cates, Cliff Donahue. ''[[Space:Pioneer History of Wise County|Pioneer History of Wise County]]'' (Decatur, Texas, 1907) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Cates|Cates]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer History of Wise County|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneerhistoryof00cate * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009607926 * https://books.google.com/books?id=0fIsAAAAYAAJ

[[Category:Santa Maria, California]] [[Category:Santa Barbara County, California, Homesteaders]] [[Category:California, Homesteaders]] [[Category:Santa Barbara County, California]] [[Category:Central City, California]] [[Category:Santa Maria Cemetery District, Santa Maria, California]] As [[Wiley-3250 | Benjamin T. Wiley]] was the first man to settle on a quarter section of homesteader land in the Santa Maria valley, his manner of doing it is of interest, showing two leading traits of his character very plainly. Hearing of government land ready for preemption or homesteading in the northern part of Santa Barbara county, he came down and looked it over. Satisfied of the land, he made sure of the title by having the county surveyor, Mr. Norway come from Santa Barbara and survey the section he intended to take. Mr. Norway’s work he sent to the state surveyor, who approved the county surveyor’s findings, whereupon Mr. Wiley filed on four quarter sections, one for himself and one for each of three friends, [[Lovell-3006 | William Lovell]], [[Harris-40326 | James Handy Harris]], and [[Miller-33476 | Joel Miller]]. Mr. Wiley’s next move was to secure some lumber for a house. This meant a hard trip to Port Harford, as Port San Luis Obispo was then called, as John Harford owned the land for the port. His friends came promptly to live on their quarter-sections and Mr. Wiley, seeing the prospects of a baby in Mr. Miller’s family, made Mr. Miller build a house with the lumber he had bought and hauled more from Port Harford. For himself, Mr. Wiley dug a cave in the river’s bank and made it his home for about a year, finding it very fine in the dry season but damp and uncomfortable when the rains came. Thomas Handy Miller was born in a house, however.The story of Ben Wiley, written by [[Haslam-789 | Susan E (Haslam) Lincoln]] in 1928 and published in the Santa Maria Times 29 April 1938 Pioneer Edition. List of settlers. The valley and its river were already known as "Santa Maria" and were referred to as such in travelogues and other newspaper writings of the time. The villages of [[Space:Guadalupe | Guadaloupe]] and [[Space:La_Graciosa | La Graciosa]] already existed, nestled among the ranchos in the valley and surrounding canyons. As this new village grew it became known as [[Space:Grangeville|Grangeville]], then Central City, and was laid out in 1874 by the founding fathers. At that time there were two merchandise stores owned by Miller and Lovell, and [[McElhaney-414 | James McElhaney]], respectively. Thompson and West, authors of The History of Santa Barbara County compiled in 1883,History of Santa Barbara county, California, with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers by Mason, Jesse D; Thompson & West. 1883 have sketches drawn of several of the first wooden buildings in the early 1870’s. '' These idealistic images may seem quaint or smack of manifest destiny now but they are, in most cases, all we have to illustrate this time and place. - JH'' {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-3.jpg |align=l |caption=McElhany's Hall and Stores }} Those were busy times. The land was being cleared, plowed and planted. Wooden buildings were being constructed. There were times when the head of the household went out into the hills hunting deer and wild game to keep food on the table for the family. “There were constant dust storms; coyotes raided the chicken coops; wild horses trampled the crops and ate the grain; grasshoppers sometimes came and stripped the fields; grass fires were a menace to unprotected farm houses and at no time was there ever enough water.”"This is Our Valley", Vada F. Carlson, Westernlore Press, 1959 - Santa Barbara County (Calif.) - 286 pages Along with the hardships suffered were also happy times such as picnics and celebrations on special days for important events. Picnics were enjoyed during the days of good weather; barbeques became famous up and down the coast; and range cattle became big business. Miller and Lovell constructed the first building on the corner of the northeast section of land settled by Issac Miller. This was in 1872. The first “in town” post office was located here with [[Fugler-53 | Fugler]] as postmaster. Mail was brought from Suey crossing with O. Miller appointed as carrier. The post office was known as Grangeville. There were no stagecoach deliveries in town, and all the mail was ridden in by appointed carrier. [[Rodenburg-67 | Watt Rodenburg]] settled on the southwest corner of the “four corners” which made up the village. But he was killed in a hunting accident before 1870. Larkin Cook, brother of R.D. Cook, took over his holdings but also died early. His son did not stay in the area but went on south. [[Thornburgh-211 | John Thornburgh]] was known as the founding father when he came in 1871. He bought out the Cook holdings and stayed with his projects for nearly a decade. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-6.jpg |align=r |caption=First Methodist Church 1878 }} [[Thornburgh-211 | Mr. Thornburg(h)]] had come to the Central Coast area for his failing health. He had suffered with asthma most of his life, left Indiana to come to Iowa, and eventually came to the Santa Maria Valley where his health improved. He was known to most as “grandpa” or “judge”. His mercantile business and the post office were run for several years after 1871 under the names of The John Thornburg Company, then The Farmer’s Union, and The Grange Store. But the village was still called Grangeville until 1875. Thornburg’s generosity was proven when he also donated the property on which the First Methodist Episcopal Church was built to serve the community as a place of worship. The building was located on what later became Church and Lincoln Streets. John Thornburg died soon after at the age of 83. More later about the church and the part it played in most of the early community activities. The first religious society was the Methodist Episcopal organized under the pastoral charge of D. Haskins on May 7, 1873. This meeting was held at Fleisher’s Hall on the northeast corner of Broadway and Main Streets. Officials that year were Lorenze Blosser, [[Blosser-490 | Sam Blosser]], H.W. Connor, Ellen Lockwood, Thomas Nance, Cal Oakley, [[Stowell-1452|Henry Stowell (1826-1905)]], Martin Tunnel and [[Trott-932 | Abigail Bryant]]. Rapidly many changes were taking place in the early 1870’s. [[Fesler-53 | Isaac Fesler]] had begun the settlement of the northwest corner. He came from Linn County, Missouri, by wagon train in 1865. He had settled first in Sonoma County, then Sacramento. He arrived in the Santa Maria Valley with his family in 1869. He gave his land at four corners to the Kaiser Brothers whose mercantile store carried on for a few years and was later sold for bank property. Fesler also gave land for the Pacific Coast Railroad right-of-way. There are descendants of all these families still living in the area. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-5.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Residence and Ranch of Isaac Miller. Note on the left background the southwest corner of Isaac Millers property was the four corners of Central City. To the right the narrow gauge steam train of the Pacific Coast Railway, making this illustration dated after April 22, 1882, when the railway construction was opened to this point. The distant hills form the promontory of Point Sal. }} [[Miller-74510 | Isaac Miller]], who settled the northeast corner, may have been the first to plant fruit trees. He had a large part of his land devoted to orchard, and was successful selling the fresh fruit and dried products as well until all was lost by lack of rainfall and an excessive dry spell. His other town venture, the Miller and Lovett Store, became Kriedel and Fleisher Merchandise. [[Cook-28057 | Rudolph Cook]], who settled the southeast corner, was born in Ohio, 1832. At eighteen years of age he left in 1850 and moved to Quincy, Illinois, and the next year drove an ox team across the plains to California. He farmed in Sonoma County until 1855, then returned by steamer to St. Louis, gathered a herd of cattle and once again headed west. He remained in the cattle business in Sonoma until 1860, then sold out and moved to Solano County. In 1869, Mr. Cook came to Grangeville, and did much to help the town grow because by trade he was a carpenter. He established a blacksmith shop and livery stable at the corner of Main and Broadway, where as one of the founding fathers; he donated a part of his land for the village. His residence was built at the corner of what later became McClelland and East Main Streets. It was here the festival was held for raising funds for the Pleasant Valley School. Joel Miller, brother of one of the founding fathers, Isaac Miller, was the teacher. We all called him Uncle Joel. They named the district Santa Maria, after the valley, but the town itself was still called Grangeville. There were about 40 scholars on opening day. All four corners were forming the village center and a strip of land 120 feet wide was donated for the street. Many reasons have been given for laying such a wide street but most likely seemed to be so there would be sufficient room to turn a six horse team. Others say the width was necessary because of the many fires that plagued the area in the days when there was no fire department. Runaway fires could easily jump narrower streets. There probably is an element of truth to each of these popular theories. In the 1870’s merchandise and other necessities were hauled in wagons from Port Harford near San Luis Obispo. Exports were taken there, or to Point Sal to be shipped from Chute Landing. Going to Port Harford could take four or five days during times of severe weather conditions. The Santa Maria Valley was a broad expanse of flat unbroken land with virtually no trees, and the prevailing winds from the coastal area had uninterrupted sway. Wagon trails were full of chuckholes and wheels often got mired down too deep to move in the drifting sand. During the rainy season Port Harford was completely inaccessible when the Santa Maria River was on a rampage. The families in the immediate four corners area consisted of the Miller, Cook, Fesler, and Thornburgs together with James McElhaney, from Arkansas; [[Prell-76 | John Prell]] from Germany, who had become a citizen of the United States in 1863 and settled in Central California in 1868 and built the first home here (this was his claim); [[Wilson-71079 | Thomas Wilson]] from Scotland who emigrated to the United States and became a citizen in 1857; the [[Bradley-13043 | Charles Bradley]] family from Derbyshire, England, who landed in San Francisco on November 9, 1868, and made their way to Grangeville soon after to settle here; Joseph Lockwood who became postmaster; and the [[Battles-494 | G.W. Battles]] family who took up land later on the east side of the village and was prominent in recording colorful stories of the early days; and a few others including [[Turman-387 | Ben Turman]].History of San Luis Obispo County and Environs, California: With Biographical Sketches of the Leading Men and Women of the County and Environs who Have Been Identified with the Growth and Development of the Section from the Early Days to the Present Annie L. Stringfellow Morrison, John H. Haydon [[Shaug-1 | Dr Charles Shaug]] became a neighbor to Fesler, Wiley and Harris in 1870 when he took over the property of Wm Lovell, who had departed for Guadalupe. Dr. Shaug was widowed and had a practice in San Luis Obispo. He brought his five children with him. He was soon married to [[Bradford-6257 | Anna Cox (Lloyd)]] in 1871 but died 7 months later. Anna continued to live on the property and shortly thereafter her son, [[Cox-28337 | Alvin W. Cox]] obtained land to the west of her property. Mr. Cox later became the first Mayor of Santa Maria, serving from 1905 to 1912. Most of the other families lived on the farms on the edge of the town such as the [[Oakley-2474 | Cary Calvin Oakley]] family from Tennessee, the William Smith family from England, the [[Tunnell-346 | Martin Luther Tunnell]] family, southerners of French descent arriving in 1868, the [[Bryant-12533 | Francis Marion Bryant]] family from Maine and then Minnesota, and the [[Trott-933 | Joseph Trott]] family from Minnesota, just to name a few of the earliest who settled to work the land, in the years before 1870. The first settler child arrived in 1868. Her name was Nancy and she arrived November 16, 1868 and was born to Mr. and Mrs. [[Holloway-4762 | Thomas Holloway]]. [[Kinsey-1867 | Mrs. G.W. Battles]] was present at this birth. Six months later Thomas Handy Miller was born on May 17, 1869. The first wedding in Santa Maria Valley proper was performed by Judge Holloway on December 22, 1871. The bride was Rebecca Miller. These early pioneers were determined and ambitious people and they had a dream that finally was beginning to materialize. Central City boasted a population of nearly 300 inhabitants by 1880. Progress had been continuous since 1867 when Benjamin Wiley put down his roots here. The structures they built during those early days were crude, but they served the purpose and the town continued to grow. The Bryant family finally reached the Napa Valley in California in the late summer of 1865. It encompassed lands with rolling hills, land that could be farmed successfully. It was near enough to the coastal ranges to be nearly ideal climate-wise and many years later would become prime country for wine grapes. But in the mid 1860’s crops were potatoes and corn and Francis Bryant worked a 160 acre claim. Other pioneer settlers stayed in Sonoma County and Solano County to farm who would eventually come permanently to the Central Coast area. Water was plentiful and the earth rich and yielding. However, Napa Valley did not satisfy the Bryants for a permanent location either, and four years after their arrival there, they decided to move further south and west. In the spring of 1869 they left the area and headed for Central California where they heard talk of a new village starting to build. There were tales of rich lands to farm and ideal climate to support good crops. The Bryants also wanted better educational facilities for their children who all needed to go to school and Emmet in particular wanted a different way of life from farming for his life’s work. When they reached Grangeville on the Central Coast in 1869 there were few settlers here, but with a promise of a meaningful future for all of them, they finally put down their roots permanently in this area. Frances Bryant again bought up 160 acres of land, made improvements, built buildings, dug a well for water, and continued to farm the rich soil which was the occupation he knew best. He continued successfully until his death in 1872. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-9.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=Kriedel and Fleisher Merchandise. }} Miller and Lovett’s Merchandise Store on the northeast corner was sold out to [[Kreidel-8 | Samuel Kriedel]] and Jonas Cassner in about 1879 and for a short time it was Cassner and Kriedel. Later that year Marks Fleisher from Austria came to Central City and bought out the interests of Cassner, and the firm continued as Kriedel and Fleisher General Merchandise. They dealt in all kinds of goods generally sold in a country store. They were Wells Fargo agents and also did business for several insurance companies, as well as acting as agents for the purchase of all the heavier agricultural machinery. Their stock of goods was generally $12,000 to $15,000. They also sold grain and wool. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=Central City Hotel. }} The upper floor of the early wooden building was used as a Masonic Hall. A large warehouse adjoined and protected the heavy goods. In the same block on East Main Street other buildings included were The Central City Hotel owned and managed by [[Crosby-4387 | John Albert Crosby]]. This small one story building contained a dining room, kitchen, and only four bedrooms. This soon became inadequate and by early 1883 he had added rooms until there were twenty. Other businesses in that block were a butcher shop owned by Hertig, a restaurant managed by Smith, and several saloons. By 1880 Goodwin and Bryant Mercantile and Post Office had located on the southwest corner. [[Jones-91322 | T.A. Jones]] [[Jones-91324 | and Son]] owned a cabinet shop in the same block on South Broadway. They sold some hardware, tin goods, as well as coffins and cabinets. There was also the Sedgwick House which was a meat market owned by Charles Sedgwick and the music hall. The Santa Maria Times started in 1882 in a wooden building, and the McElhaney Hall was used for a meeting place. On West Main Street on the north side was the Santa Maria Market. Other stores included the Eagle Drug Store owned by Dr. E. Simmons, Newman’s Harness Shop, proprietor, Henry Able, and The Boots and Shoes Shop owned by Elizah Smith. The Santa Maria Hair Dressing Saloon (yes, it really was called a saloon) was also located on Main Street together with the Morris and Utley Millinery Shop. In 1875, when [[Hart-14322 | Reuben Hart]] put his roots down permanently, he almost immediately saw the need for a water supply for Central City. He was the first to attempt a solution to the problem and when his blacksmith shop no longer needed constant supervision, he built a feed mill that was operated by steam power. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-1.jpg |align=r |size=m |caption=Hart Blacksmiths. }} The town was piped and into these pipes the water was pumped by steam power from an 85 foot well and an elevated tank. Everything which was a part of his business enterprises occupied the southeast corner of Main and Broadway Streets. Mr. Hart also started a lumber yard, again the first, and then enlarged the complete water works system. The mains were extended from time to time and improved, and the production of water was conducted as a private enterprise. He charged the residents a flat rate per month for water used. Unfortunately, some of the people became careless and hoses were left running all night causing the tank to become very low by morning."Where Pioneers Dwell" Family History by [[Stair-335 | Jane Harris]] Sahyun Library Catalog - Santa Barbara Genealogical Society http://santabarbaragenealogy.org/catalog/titles_wh.php ==='''Too Much Name'''=== {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-2.jpg |align=l |size=m |caption=San Luis Obispo Tribune 14 Jan 1882 }} By 1874 Grangeville was surveyed and by the following year, 1875, the town site map for the Central Coast town was recorded at the County Seat in Santa Barbara. The name then became Central City. It was said that the proprietor of the hotel, John Albert Crosby, suggested the name to attract visitors. It didn't take long for the neighboring towns to take exception to this pretentious name for the little town. In 1875 the San Luis Obispo Tribune commented and then in 1882 ran a pointed article titled "Too Much Name" that pretty well summed it up. Central City became Santa Maria in 1882 according to the Santa Maria Times dated April 22. It stated the United States Post Office Department was having trouble with the old name. Mail meant for this steadily growing village in Central California was being sent to Central City, Colorado. But the new name quickly became a portent of the changing times as the railroad arrived in town that same year. The town's very first newspaper "The Santa Maria Times" Santa Maria (Central City) was published on the 22nd of April, 1882 with the front page news that the last spike was driven to complete the San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley Railroad was complete to Central City at five minutes to five o'clock on Saturday afternoon. But the Times finally dropped the "Central City" subtitle from the newspaper in August of the following year. Mr. Crosby's hotel did continue to use the name, however. The map below showing the sections of public land available to homesteaders, was surveyed by Santa Barbara surveyor W.M. Norway and recorded in 1869. At that time the public lands were fitted in between the ranchos which were in the process of being patented after the Mexican treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo marked the transfer of land to the US on 2 Feb 1848. The Mexican Rancho grants were honored by the US under the treaty. The Homestead Act of 1862 ensured that the public lands in the Santa Maria Valley would soon be developed although more than half the available sections were cash sales, according to the GLO/BLM records. There were some disputes over rancho borders during this time and one cost the homesteaders their claims in the nearby village of [[Space:La Graciosa | La Graciosa]]. {{Image|file=Pioneer_Home_in_Central_California-8.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption=A desolate scene confronted the early settlers of the Santa Maria Valley. This scene, likely from the 1860s near the river, shows stacked lumber, possibly for a house. Photo courtesy of the Santa Maria Valley Historical Society. }} The April 29, 1938 edition of the Santa Maria Times published this list of the first settlers: 1867 B.T. Wiley, Paul Bradley, Joel Miller 1868 J.G. Prell, H.C. Sibley, Thomas Wilson, G.W Battles, John Edgar, Charles Bradley, John Cambel, J.J. Holloway, Thomas Holloway, William Holloway 1869 J.H. Harris, Isaac Miller, ___ Way, Tom McCulla, Ben Turman, John Hunt, ____ Keller, Frank McNeal, Martin Tunnell, Pat McCurdel, John Carner, W.S. Adam, Alex Adam, F.F. Fugler, R.D Cook, Isaac Fesler, M.P. Nicholson, James Mahoney, Jake Gettner, General Taylor, Pat Moore, C.C Oglesby, John Sherman, F.W Blosser, Thomas Blosser, Wat Rodenberg, Frank Cook, Morris Flynn, Judge Henley, F.M. Bryant, Martin Stephens, W.W. Stillwell, Rollin Battles, John Gunning, John Houston, Jo Lewis, ____ Kennedy, _____ Wallace. == Sources == * [https://santamariahistory.com/index.html The Santa Maria Valley Historical Society Museum] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranchos_of_California Wikipedia Ranchos of California] * San Luis Obispo Tribune (Weekly), Volume 7, Number 326, 13 November 1875 * San Luis Obispo Tribune (Weekly), Volume XIII, Number 648, 14 January 1882 * Santa Barbara Morning Press, Volume IX, Number 146, 25 March 1881 — SANTA BARBARA COUNTY. 1—' HISTORY OF SANTA MARIA VALLEY. A Succinct and Graphic Narration of the Settlement of this Famous Region. * [https://lompocrecord.com/homesteaders-head-west-to-settle-in-central-city/article_1009e510-2dc8-58fb-a6b8-a8b06dfb22a3.html Homesteaders head west to settle in Central City] Lompoc Record Apr 10, 2016 * [https://www.randymajors.com/p/township-range-on-google-maps.html?state=CA&s=15&t=10&td=N&r=34&rd=W Map of Township and Range] Randy Majors

[[Category: Sources by Name]] ===Description=== ''Pioneer life on the Bay of Quinte'', includes genealogies for many of the original families who settled around the [[Wikipedia:Bay of Quinte|Bay of Quinte]], in modern day Prince Edward County, Ontario, Canada. It includes numerous Loyalist families. ===Citing in a profile=== You may cite this book in a profile using {{Space:Pioneer life on the Bay of Quinte}} Parameters
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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category:Idaho]] [[Category:Hibbard, Idaho]] == Pioneer Memories, History of Hibbard Ward to 1904 == * by Sunday School Genealogy Class * published by 1904 * Source Example: ::: ''[[Space:Pioneer Memories, History of Hibbard Ward to 1904|Pioneer Memories, History of Hibbard Ward to 1904]]'' (Sunday School Genealogy Class, 1904) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#PM|Pioneer Memories]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer Memories, History of Hibbard Ward to 1904|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneermemoriesh00sund * http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/BYUIBooks/id/9731 === Table of Contents === : Knapp, Justin Abraham d.1918 : Jacobs, Ezekiel 1859- : Hinckley, Ira Nathaniel 1847-1919 : Hendricks, Josiah 1863-1939 : Jones, Charles Jepperson 1861-1911 : Jensen, Alfred Waldemar 1877-1960 : Widdison, William 1873-1954 : Sommer, Nicholas 1863-1945 : Saurey, Charles 1862-1939 : Ronnenkamp, George Gottlieb 1867-1917 : Rowberry, Harriet B. 1838-1924 : Rock, David 1868-1937 : Perrenoud, Fritz Emile 1857-1929 : Parker, Frederick Albion 1859-1946 : Clements, Silas Wilbur 1850-1930 : Clements, Eugene Prentiss 1855-1916 : Bean, George 1856-1939 : Bagley, Daniel 1873-1940 : Ayling, Christian 1860- : Ricks, Orson 1873-1938 : Rigby, Joseph Eckersley 1867-1947 : Hibbard, George Abraham 1857-1926

This page is part of the [[Space:Ontario_Cemeteries_Team|Ontario Cemeteries Team]]. See the [[:Category:Pioneer_Park%2C_Peterborough%2C_Ontario|Pioneer Park]] category for people buried in this cemetery. '''Cemetery name''': Pioneer Park '''Address''': 51 Hilliard Street, Peterborough, Ontario, K9H, Canada '''GPS Coordinates''': 44.322205, -78.317831 '''Information''': Also known as Wesleyan Methodist (Old) Cemetery, Pioneer Park is located at the site of a Methodist Cemetery. Overlooking the Otonabee River, it is at the southwest corner of George and Hilliard Streets. This cemetery was established to replace the old Methodist Cemetery located in Confederation Park. Many of the remains from the older cemetery were reinterred here. When this cemetery closed in 1875, some of it's remains were transferred to Little Lake Cemetery. The majority of the gravestones have disappeared under the sod.

[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Ohio | Ohio Sources]] __TOC__ == Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio == * by Charles Milton Lewis Wiseman (1829-1904) * published by F.J. Heer Printing Co., Columbus, Ohio, 1901 *430 pages * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://books.google.com/books?id=LG0dAAAAMAAJ * https://books.google.com/books?id=890yAQAAMAAJ * https://archive.org/details/pioneerperiodpio00wise * https://archive.org/details/pioneerperiodan00wisegoog * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001264795 === Table of Contents === * TBD === Errata === * When errors in this publication are found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === Citation Formats === * Wiseman, Charles Milton Lewis. ''[[Space:Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio|Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio]]'' (F.J. Heer, Columbus, Ohio, 1901) [ Page ]. * ([[#Wiseman|Wiseman]]) Please add your preferred citation format below, so that it may be easily copied by you and others: * Wiseman, Charles Milton Lewis. ''[[Space:Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio|Pioneer Period and Pioneer People of Fairfield County, Ohio]]'' (F.J. Heer, Columbus, Ohio, 1901) [ Page ].

[[Category:Fayette County, Ohio]] [[Category:Ohio, Sources]] [[Category:Sources by Name]] == Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Fayette County, Ohio == * by Rufus Putnam * published by Kokomo, Ind. : Selby Pub. & Printing, 1986. * Source Example: ::: Rufus Putnam., ''[[Space:Pioneer Record of Fayette County, Ohio|Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Fayette County, Ohio]]''. Kokomo, Ind. : Selby Pub. & Printing, 1986. * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Pioneer Record of Fayette County, Ohio|Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Fayette County, Ohio]]: Page 29. * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer_Record_of_Fayette_County%2C_Ohio|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] == Available at these locations: == * [http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17941618 WorldCat record] * Family History Library - https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/records/item/531701-pioneer-record-and-reminiscences-of-the-early-settlers-and-settlement-of-fayette-county-ohio?offset=11

[[Category:Grayson County, Virginia]] [[Category:Virginia, Sources]] [[Category:Sources by Name]] == Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County, Virginia == * by Benjamin Floyd Nuckolls * published by The King Printing Co., Bristol, Tennessee, US * Source Example: ::: Nuckolls, B.F., ''[[Space:Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County, Virginia | Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County, Virginia]]'', (The King Printing Co., Bristol, Tenn., 1914). * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Nuckolls|Pioneer record and reminiscences of the early settlers and settlement of Fayette County, Ohio]]: Page 172. * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County, Virginia|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available at these locations: === * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001263663 * https://books.google.com/books/about/Pioneer_Settlers_of_Grayson_County_Virgi.html?id=a80BAAAAMAAJ ==== In database format (paywalled) ==== * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/10577/ ==== Library listings ==== * https://www.worldcat.org/title/pioneer-settlers-of-grayson-county-virginia/oclc/3781736

[[Category: Sources by Name]] == Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah == * by Frank Ellwood Esshom, b. 1865 * published by Utah Pioneers Book Publishing Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1913 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneersprominen00esshrich/page/n6 * https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2202712 * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100734635 * https://books.google.com/books/about/Pioneers_and_prominent_men_of_Utah.html?id=9WMTAwAAQBAJ === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Esshom, Frank Ellwood ''[[Space:Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah|Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah]]'' (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1913) *[[#Esshom|Esshom]]

[[Category: Sources by Name]] == Pioneers in the Settlement of America, From Florida in 1510 to California in 1849 == * by Crafts, William A. (William August), 1819-1906 * published by Samuel Walker and Co., Boston, 1876 * Source Example: ::: Crafts, William. ''[[Space:Pioneers in the Settlement of America, From Florida in 1510 to California in 1849|Pioneers in the Settlement of America, From Florida in 1510 to California in 1849]]'' (Samuel Walker and Co., Boston, 1876) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Crafts|Crafts]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneers in the Settlement of America, From Florida in 1510 to California in 1849|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * Vol. 1 ::* https://archive.org/details/pioneersinsettle01crafrich ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011716982 * Vol. 2 ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=2vs_AAAAYAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/pioneersinsettle02crafrich ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/011716982

[[Category:Washington, Sources]] [[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category:Bothell, Washington]] ==PIONEERS OF BOTHELL, WASHINGTON== {{One Place Study|place=Bothell Pioneers, Washington|category=Bothell Pioneers, Washington One Place Study}} Pioneers of Bothell, Washington from articles that appeared in the Bothell Citizen. *Published by Sammamish Valley Pioneer Association * Citation Example: :::The Bothell Citizen. Pioneers of Bothell, Washington: articles that appeared in the Bothell Citizen. (1980-1977). Volume 1. Sammamish Valley Pioneer Association.''[[Space:Pioneers of Bothell, Washington|Pioneers of Bothell, Washington]]'', (Sammamish Valley Pioneer Association) * Footnote Example (pages are not numbered): :::[[#PioneersOfBothell|Pioneers of Bothell, Washington]]

[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-New York | New York]] __TOC__ == Pioneers of Macedon == and other papers of the Macedon Center Historical Society * published by Macedon Center Historical Society, Fairport, New York, 1912 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneers of Macedon|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneersofmacedo00mace/page/n7/mode/2up === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * ''[[Space:Pioneers of Macedon|Pioneers of Macedon]]'' (Macedon Center Historical Society, Fairport, New York, 1912), [ Page ]. * ([[#Pioneers of Macedon|Pioneers of Macedon]])

[[Category: Sources by Name]] ==Pioneers of Old Hopewell== Pioneers of Old Hopewell: With Sketches of Her Revolutionary Heroes. *Author Ege, Ralph. *Publisher Hopewell Museum, 1963 Hopewell, New Jersey * Source Example: ::: Ege, Ralph. ''[[Space:Pioneers_of_Old_Hopewell|Pioneers of Old Hopewell]]'' (Hopewell Museum, 1963 Hopewell, New Jersey) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Ege|Ege]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneers_of_Old_Hopewell|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] ===Available at these locations:=== :https://archive.org/details/pioneersoldhope00egegoog

[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: Ohio]] == Pioneers of the Western Reserve == Originally published under title: "Incidents of Pioneer Life in the Early Settlement of the Connecticut Western Reserve". : The Connecticut Western Reserve was a portion of land claimed by the Colony of Connecticut and later by the state of Connecticut in what is now mostly the northeastern region of Ohio. * by Harvey Rice (1800-1891) * published by Cobb, Andrews & Co., Cleveland, 1881 * published by C.T. Dillingham, New York, 1883 * Source Example: ::: Rice, Harvey. ''[[Space:Pioneers of the Western Reserve|Pioneers of the Western Reserve]]'' (C.T. Dillingham, New York, 1883) * Inline Citation Example: ::: [[#Rice|Rice]]: Page 134 * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pioneers of the Western Reserve|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * "Incidents of Pioneer Life..." (Cobb, Andrews & Co., Cleveland, 1881) ::* https://books.google.com/books?id=Q2QdAAAAMAAJ ::* https://archive.org/details/incidentsofpione00rice ::* https://archive.org/details/incidentspionee00ricegoog ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001264807 * "Pioneers of the Western Reserve" (C.T. Dillingham, New York, 1883) ::* https://archive.org/details/pioneersofwester00rice_0 ::* https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100388518

[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Maine | Maine Sources]] __TOC__ == Pioneers on Maine Rivers == With Lists to 1651. Compiled from the original sources. * by [[Spencer-17321|Wilbur Daniel Spencer]] (1872-1953) * published by Lakeside Printing Co., Portland, Me., 1930 * 414 pages * [[Special: Whatlinkshere/Space: Pioneers on Maine Rivers | WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pioneersonmainer00spen * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/102010783 * https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/22006/ === Table of Contents === * Dedication * List of Illustrations * Introduction * The Founders * Maine Visiting Lists Before 1630 * English Proprietary Divisions * The First Plantations in New England * Chief Executives of Maine Under Gorges * The Location, Size and Character of the Settlements in Maine * Piscataqua River * Isles of Shoals ** Pioneers ** Laconia Plantations ** Great Island ** Dover ** Exeter ** Newichawannock (Berwick) ** Pioneers ** Eliot ** Pioneers ** Kittery ** Pioneers * Agamenticus * York River ** Settlement ** Division of Land on the West Bank ** Division of Land on the East Bank ** Incorporation of Gorgeana ** Pioneers * Cape Neddock River * Ogunquit River * Wells River ** Pioneers * Maryland River ** Pioneers * “Cape Porpoise” * Kennebunk River * Batson's River * Little River * "Winter Harbor" * Saco River ** The Second Occupation ** Division of Land in Biddeford ** Division of Land in Saco ** Massachusetts Supremacy ** Saco Islands ** Pioneers * Scarborough River ** Stratton's Islands * Nonesuch River ** Pioneers * Spurwink River ** Richmond Island ** Cape Elizabeth ** Pioneers * Fore River * “The Cabin at Casco” * Presumpscot River ** The Second Occupation of Casco ** The First Islands Occupied in Casco Bay ** Pioneers * Royal River ** Cousins Island ** Pioneers * Bunganuck River ** Pioneers * New Meadows and Pejepscot Rivers * "Imperial Kennebec" * Sagadahoc River ** The Old Empire of Moashan ** The First Colony ** Sagadahoc, Lygonia or Plough Patent ** The Parker Family ** Pioneers * “The Vale of Cushnoc” * Kennebec River ** The Dawn of Christianity on the Kennebec ** Employes * Sheepscot River ** Pioneers * Damariscotta River ** Damariscove Island ** Pioneers * “The White Angel of Bristol” * Pemaquid River ** John Brown of Pemaquid ** Isle of Monhegan ** Pioneers * “Samoset" * Muscongus River ** Pioneers * Saint George's. River * “The Lost Province” * Penobscot River ** Pioneers * Machias River * Appendices: ** (A) The Old Planters in Massachusetts ** (B) The Thirty New England Patents ** (C) Ancient Maps of Maine ** (D) The Recall of Neal and Associates ** (E) The Wannerton Deed ** (F) The Anonymous “Relation” ** (G) Indian Titles at Sagadahoc ** (H) Sullivan's Historical Blunder === Errata === * No errors in this publication have been identified. When found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Spencer, Wilbur Daniel. ''[[Space:Pioneers on Maine Rivers|Pioneers on Maine Rivers]]'' (Lakeside Printing Co., Portland, Me., 1930) [ Page ]. * ([[#Spencer|Spencer]])

[[Category:Piopolis, Illinois]] =='''First Emigration from Ersingen, Baden (1841) '''== Cajetan Aydt came to the United States from Ersingen initially in 1939 looking for an area to settle. He returned to the Ersingen area to recruit other families to join him. A group of 11 families came to the United States in the spring of 1941. Nine of the families arrived in Hamilton County. They were: * Urban Anselment ** Elenore (Schuster) – wife ** Josephine Schuster – born out of wedlock? ** Alexandra Anselment – daughter * Cajetan Aydt (or Cajent or John Kaietan) * John Leonard Aydt * Charles William Aydt (known as William) ** Regina Huth - wife * Albert Esswine (Esswein) ** Christine (Kaercher) - wife ** Anastasia - daughter * Joseph Haller ** Vincentia (Voegele) – wife ** Charles - son ** Joseph Salomon - son * Mathew Kaufmann (Mathias) ** Elizabeth Ruebenacker – wife ** Felix - son ** Agatha - daughter * Anton Kaufmann (Anthony) ** Christine Schuster - wife * Marzell Zachmann (Marcell) ** Vincentia Frey – wife ** [[Zachmann-18|Mary Eva]] - daughter ** Lawrence - son ** Phillip James – son ** Mary Elizabeth – daughter Albert Esswine’s brothers, John and Stephen, also came with the group from Baden, but decided to settle in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Albert came to the United States with his wife, Christine, and daughter Anastasia. His first wife died in 1848. He remarried Louise Schuster shortly after. Urban Anselment married Elenore Schuster on April 15, 1841 just before they left for the new world. Illinois land records show Marcell Zachmann, John Leonard Aydt, Christine Aydt, John Kaieton Aydt, Urban Anselment, Joseph Haller, and Anthony Kaufman purchasing land in the fall of 1941 in the northern portion of Hamilton County near what was to later to be Piopolis. The three Aydt’s from Ersingen were also related. John and Charles William Aydt were brothers, the sons of Charles Louis Aydt (1781-1852) and Barbara Ochs (1782-1820). Cajetan was their cousin, the son of Leonard Aydt (1770-?). John Leonard Aydt and Agatha Brink (or Brenk) were their paternal grandparents. == Piopolis area in the 1840’s == Land was still plentiful and cheap in this part of Illinois. Many others from Ersingen, Bilfingen, and Spessart, came to this area. The 1850 census shows over 80 people that emigrated from Germany living in Hamilton County. Nearly all of these were from the Ersingen area in Baden. Anthony Kaufmann died just three years after immigrating on December 14, 1946, leaving his wife, Christine, a widow. Additional Aydt brothers followed. By 1943 John Jacob Aydt owned land in the same area. Alexander Aydt owned land in the area in by 1953. He received his land through a warrant rather than outright purchase. Tobias Brunner arrived from Ersingen in 1942. In April 1943 Solomon Karcher and Ignatz Karcher arrived in the United States. Freys, Reylings, Ripplingers, and Schusters were also among early settlers that trace their roots to Karlsruhe area of Baden. == Resources == There are a number of good sources of genealogical information about these Piopolis (and Hamilton County). One of the best is Piopolis Families by August Reyling. This book is available at Family Search at https://familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Hamilton_County,_Illinois#Church_Records. It includes over 700 pages of family sheets constructed primarily from the church records of St. John's church in Piopolis, IL. == External links == * [https://www.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Hamilton_County,_Illinois Hamilton County at Family Search] * [http://hchs-il.com Hamilton County Historical Society]

[[Category:Dogs]] == Biografie == Pip is een vrouwelijke [[Wikipedia:Yorkshire Terrier|Yorkshireterriër]] en is geboren op 20 september 2021.
Op 15 november 2021 verliet Pip haar nest om te gaan wonen in het huis van een familie in [[Wikipedia:Hoofddorp|Hoofddorp]].

Pip speelt graag met de zachte bal of met haar knuffel eend.
Ook is ze stapelgek op het krijgen van kleine lekkernijen.
Ze kent ook een paar trucjes zoals op commando loslaten van de bal en zitten als ze iets lekkerst krijgt. Als de poes de woonkamer inkomt, houdt Pip haar goed in de gaten.
Ook wilt ze graag spelen met de poes maar vaak komt de poes om ergens rustig te zitten. ==== De karaktereigenschappen van Pip ==== - Aanhankelijk
- Vriendelijk
- Speels
- Waakzaam

[[Category:To-Do Lists]] Here are the profiles [[Sheppard-2686|Pip Sheppard]] is currently working on. Can you help? Families I need to finish adding to: :Waddell (NC) :Rea/Berryhill (NC) :Sloan (NC) Reminder to self: :'''Be kind, love deeply, don't sweat the small stuff.'''

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Spahr (1841-1922)]] ***My guide spent a great deal of time reviewing my profiles, then providing pointers, tips, suggestions, and a great deal of feedback, helping me to structure the biographies and text of my profiles. She was always patient with me as I asked question after question. She also helped me work within g2g in my quest to have a sticker created for the I.O.O.F. I look forward to continuing to learn within WikiTree so I can leave a family history legacy that is not only accurate, but interesting to read. *[[Ward-9858|Stephanie Ward]] **[[Haynes-5608|Granville Newton Haynes (1880-1964)]] **[[Haynes-5610|Ferrol Odessa (Haynes) Painter (1911-1975)]] ***I highly recommend the PIP Voyage. No matter how thorough your biographies are, there's more to learn here at WikiTree, where new apps and widgets are being developed all the time. It goes without saying that you'll learn the basics if you don't already know them, but you'll also be given style pointers, citation advice, tips on how to add polish with images and links, and instruction on some of the many tools and menu items available on each profile page. Every question I had was answered. All at my own pace and without pressure. Many thanks to my guide Kathy, and to Debi for adding this wonderful service for our members! *[[Coat-12|Veronica Williams]] **[[Cassidy-446|Rebecca Murphy]] **[[Paice-8|Abigail Courtney]] ***"Happy to have worked with you to improve my understanding of sourcing requirements." *[[Urquhart-93|David Urquhart]] **[[Blackman-386|Thomas Blackman]] **[[Cheyne-20|James Cheyne]] *[[Sands-1865|Kay Knight]] **[[Reed-16536|Lucy Reed]] **[[Reed-24130|Hannah Reed]] ***"I highly recommend taking the PIP Voyage. It was an interesting journey and will certainly influence my future work. There are always new things to learn about WikiTree! This is a great way to see how your contributions can help improve our tree." *[[Lehman-2372|Francis Lehman]] **[[Norval-245|James Charles Norval]] **[[Rutherford-4701|David Carter Rutherford]] ***"I loved the project but I would have loved if there was a 72 hour waiting time between messages, I learnt so much that would take my profiles from good to great ... Again, thank you for the wonderful experience." *[[Leger-741|Loretta Leger Corbin]] **[[Lay-671|Spencer Lay, Sr.]] **[[Ely-1013|Lettie Belle Ely Burrows]] ***What a delightful Voyage! A definite “Must Do”. Personally, I believe every WikiTreer would benefit from taking the PIP Voyage. I would like to see a Mini Voyage for seasoned genealogists and a Starter Voyage for new genealogists. I learned so much about citing sources and personal knowledge citations, learned how to use some different genealogical sites, and learned a ton about formatting text. The profiles I chose for the Voyage were in pretty bad shape. One didn’t even have all the children listed! [[Lay-671|Spencer Lay Sr.]] started out with 3 or 4 children and wound up with 14 children and 8 siblings. [[Ely-1013|Lettie Belle (Ely) Burrows]] had 17 siblings and 12 children. Probably not the best choices for the Voyage but my guide got me through it. I should be able to tackle just about anything now. Debi Hoag and her guides deserve a BIG Texas Size Thank You. Y’all Rock!!! *[[Cormac-6|Pam Cormac]] **[[Gammie-129|Isabel (Gammie) Fordyce]] **[[Slaughter-674|Thomas Edward Slaughter]] ***It has been an amazing experience and taught me so much. I can't say enough how beneficial I think doing the PIP voyage is. A whole rounded adventure that dealt with sourcing, citations, formatting, images, categories, style and so much more. I'd recommend the PIP Voyage to anyone, whether they want to create beautiful memorials to the hero's and heroines that came before us, or they want to take their genealogy skills to the next level. I do and will continue to use these new skills everyday. I have absolutely loved it, seriously...thank you so much. *[[Dale-2823|Pam Dale]] **[[Abner-325|Jasper Abner]] **[[Rose-14690|Robert Nelson Rose]] ***I enjoyed it and have changed my formatting a lot! *[[Camp-4114|Dana (Camp) Gammel]] **[[Bearden-1467|Elijah Eli Bearden (1892-1975)]] **[[Bridges-4844|Bennie Richard Bridges (1890-1957)]] ***I am sad it is over. I enjoyed it! Thank you for all your help. I learned so much about formatting, sourcing and my family. *[[D-312|S D]] **[[Kilcool-2|Michael Kilcool (abt.1788-bef.1844)]] **[[Sheppard-1276|Allan Lionel Sheppard (1889-1967)]] *** "I very much enjoyed working through the Profile Improvements Voyage. It is useful to have a second pair of eyes looking at the details and sources of a profile - especially when the profile is long. I found that Debi did not overlook any problems or insufficiencies, but she was also flexible in my solutions. ... I learned about ref name= and now need to go back through my profiles to eliminate duplicate sources." * [[Emmett-561|Kaitlyn Emmett]] **[[Robinson-28461|Maria (Robinson) Tompson (1840-1901)]] **[[Emmett-566|John Emmett (abt.1818-1892)]] ***"Thanks for all your feedback. I've incorporated it into the biography." *[[Williamson-862|Sandra Williamson]] **[[Jordin-17|Sarah Harriot (Jordin) Ellis (1813-1881)]] **[[Willoughby-2918|James Lincoln Temple (Willoughby) Todman (1866-1929)]] *[[Murphy-21646|A. Murphy]] **[[Cash-1811|Selina (Cash) Barrick]] **[[Coffey-4235|Ella (Coffey) Bell]] ***"The best part of the WikiTree community is its collaborative spirit, and the PIP Voyage is a wonderful way to get into that spirit. And what better way is there, than to voyage with a personal guide? Robin guided my voyage across the open water of wiki, through the straits of improvement challenges, and into the bay of beautiful profiles. Thank you!" *[[Lawson-10040|Bryan Lawson]] **[[Greene-8963|Abijah Greene]] **[[Lawson-10045|Matt Lawson]] *[[Crawford-15512|Amy Gilpin]] **[[Affleck-291|Ralph Affleck]] **[[Park-3459|Agnes (Park) Pretty]] *[[Johnson-66920|Ron Johnson]] **[[Acker-1283|Henry Philip Acker]] **[[Moler-20|Lois Rebecca (Moler) Purdue]] ***Ron's feedback on the Voyage [https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/1239792/profile-improvement-project-help-your-managed-profiles-shine?show=1239936#a1239936 in G2G] *[[Pendleton-2589|Damien (Pendleton) Blunderfield-Garwood]] **[[Rowley-4230|John Robert Rowley]] **[[Garwood-801|Edward Garwood]] ***It was very enjoyable. It taught me a lot of things that have helped me with my own family tree ... Most of the fundamental concepts I know about profile texts on WikiTree came from the voyage. we've explored profiles with varying levels of complexity, which has enabled me to go from not knowing the difference between a source and a citation/reference, to comfortably applying them to profiles as if born to it, including knowing when and when not to use inline referencing. [My Guide] asked me to consider and improve on problems that I would have never thought of, [has] been very patient in clarifying my many questions, and [has] even helped me with tricky areas of research. A word and a phrase come to mind: Amazing...Thank you! *[[Moore-25062|Sheryl Moore]] **[[Keener-903|Benijah Keener]] **[[Moore-26700|William Anderson Moore]] ***I thoroughly enjoyed the PIP Voyage, and it was a fascinating incentive to work on my much-neglected ancestors’ profiles. No matter how much I thought I knew about WikiTree’s style, guidelines and protocol, I learned plenty of invaluable tips and tricks from my guide – Melissa. Her responses were timely, on point, and personal to my work. Great feedback and a marvelous experience! I will carry the voyage lessons with me on every profile I work on in the future and have already shared some tips with others. Thank you for providing this as part of the PIP Project. I excitedly anticipate participating in the PIP Project for a very long time! *[[Schreffler-119|K. Schreffler]] **[[Alexander-19380|Abel Cidney Alexander]] **[[Bickelman-4|Elizabeth Bickelman]] ***I very much enjoyed my time completing the PIP Voyage. It can be daunting stepping into a new space and learning new formatting and style guidelines, even if you've already done the research. I wanted to feel comfortable working on the profiles of my ancestors, and now that I have finished the Voyage I feel far more confident creating their pages than I did when I began. My guide was gracious and knowledgeable and patient. I had a lot of questions! As well as specific things I wanted to include on the profiles I wrote. She answered everything thoroughly and clearly and was pleasant to correspond with. She always had excellent suggestions and I am very glad that I decided to sign up for the Voyage. Thank you so much for creating this opportunity. *[[Bjorkgren-1|Joyce Rivette]] **[[Rivet-300|Marie Eugenie LeGlue]] **[[Mingus-249|Paul S. Mingus]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a very enjoyable experience. It has encouraged me to get past the bare bones narrative and to make profiles more interesting with images, tables, shared links to data behind paywalls, and more. I recommend this voyage to any member, whether experienced or novice! It has expanded my thinking and I'll continue to use what I've learned in the future. Thanks to my guide, Melissa, and her patience with me and the unavoidable delays I encountered. I really appreciated the stress-free environment and being able to go at my own pace. *[[Olson-6823|Elsie Hagley]] **[[Olson-6828|Frederick Olson]] **[[Olson-3537|Edward Olson]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a very enjoyable learning experience, and has helped me to understand what a good profile is. I learnt so much and I recommend it to any WikiTree user. A very big thank you to my Guide who has been so patient and given me so much of her time, teaching me to understand every part of the training needed to improve profiles. She has, thereby, given me the confidence I needed to work with them, instead off being afraid that I might mess them up. Every mistake can be fixed. Also, special thanks to Debi for this program. *[[Cole-14574|Carolyn (Cole) Napoli]] **[[Eldredge-564|Iona May (Eldredge) Cole (1894-1987)]] **[[Cole-23959|Bob Cole]] ***Kathy was a wonderful mentor for PIP. I benefited tremendously from her guidance in editing sources. She has extensive knowledge on this subject and she was so helpful and patient during my learning process. Kudos to you Kathy! *[[Anderson-23510|Thom Anderson]] **[[Wilson-36128|Barbara (Wilson) Anderson (1833-1916)]] **[[Brown-53498|Harry Stevens Brown (1855-1932)]] ***Your input was exactly what I was hoping to get and it shows that an old dog can learn new tricks. The top three are (1) theWayback Machine, (2) labels on images, and (3) Grammarly. Thanks again for the great mentoring! *[[Dickson-4413|Margaret (Dickson) Allison]] **[[Tennant-2005|Sarah (Tennant) Wright (1877-1958)]] **[[Grierson-62|Robert Grierson (1813-1865)]] ***This course honed my skills and gave me further information on sourcing. The two main lessons were the change for Find A Grave (which had slipped past me) and the free image for Ancestry Citer (once that was fixed up for me). I also realised that I needed to change how I linked to ScotlandsPeople, so now do a direct link instead of a generic one. More work for me, but it means that people see the record straight away. There were other minor style issues that I am developing. *[[McRorie-37|Bartley McRorie]] **[[Holt-8264|Samuel Benjamin Holt (1879-1939)]] **[[McRorie-51|James McRorie (1880-1969)]] ***Thank you again for the Voyage! I would highly recommend this process to any WikiTreer! I learned several things that will be a regular part of my profiles now, including placing a Familly Search link on WikiTree profiles, the Ancestry sharing link, and profile style considerations. I look forward to collaborating with you on a distant cousin in the future! *[[Cormack-404|Anon Sharkey]] **[[Bremner-845|Francis Donald Holden Bremner]] **[[Goodier-19|Mary Carrodus]] ***I found trying to get the citations difficult but with support got there. It has helped me think about what else might go in a profile, the need for a sequential layout and also to go away from a profile and then come back with fresh eyes and further thoughts. It would not have been possible without the patient and encouraging guide Melissa. Thank you *[[Clark-63749|Nigel Clark]] **[[Stichling-3|Mary Ann Elizabeth (Stichling) Amsden]] **[[Hunt-21959|Frederick Somerset Richard Hunt]] ***For people interested in genealogy, WikiTree is the best computer application that I have found so far for the following reasons: a) The underlying principle that there is only 1 tree with all entries properly sourced, which has enabled me to link my ancestors with other relatives correctly and painlessly. b) It is free to use. c) The education and support processes within the system and from other genealogists that enable users to improve their genealogy skills step-by-step. This sets WikiTree apart from other genealogy Applications. The “Voyage” process is one of the support processes that works extremely well. My guide in this process was Leandra Ford. Rather than overload me with information “up front”, she worked with me step by step to improve the specific profiles that we were working on. Leandra provided me with links to the appropriate WikiTree tools when they became relevant to use with the profiles, and guided me in their appropriate use. Over a period of 3 weeks, she sent me a number of detailed emails which I will keep for reference as I continue to work on other profiles. She also ensured that she was encouraging and supportive all the way through. Great stuff! Thank you for your help. *[[Feidt-22|Bill Feidt]] **[[De_Guise-25|Norma Marie Louise (de Guise) Bayless (1891-1973)]] **[[Rowland-4991|Frances Eva (Rowland) Walling (abt.1859-1941)]] ***A voyage well worth the taking. Kathy was a wonderful guide and helped me to think about my profiles from different perspectives. This experience will definitely influence the way I do my profiles in the future. And I intend to make regular visits to my early profiles and gradually improve them too. Kudos to Debi too for making this experience possible. *[[Smith-241759|Sue (Smith) Knifley]] **[[Newton-13270|William Gregory Newton]] **[[Richeson-16|Elizabeth L (Richeson) Smith]] ***The PIP voyage was a great experience for me. I learned so much about writing citations and where to look for additional sources. It really made me realize the wealth of resources available online. Debi’s guidance made me look at my biographies and see where I needed to find additional sources to back up what I had written and in doing so I made other discoveries about my ancestor that i did not know. I gained the confidence I needed to work on the biographies of my other ancestors. I highly recommend the Voyage! *[[Fann-206|Fann Fann]] **[[Garner-4231|Sarah Frances (Garner) Boland (1837-1912)]] **[[Snipes-331|John Snipes (aft.1798-aft.1860)]] ***The Profile Improvements Voyage exceeded my expectations. The profiles that I worked boosted my confidence in knowing what to include for best practices in documentation. I am now much more satisfied that the work that I do rises to a level where others who read profiles that I add or update can better follow the documentation and grasp the genealogically significant details added. Kathy was both a constant encouragement and an expert Voyage Guide. No detail was too small to inquire about and get a timely response. *[[Bishop-16832|Mel Bishop]] **[[Hill-34072|Robert E. Hill (abt.1836-1904)]] **[[Bishop-4914|Richard Moore Bishop (1812-1893)]] ***When I first found WikiTree, I was excited because it offers so many features I had wished for in other sites. However, those features come with an overwhelming amount of material to learn. The PIP Voyage was the perfect solution for me. At the most basic level, the program provides groundwork information on style, sourcing and formatting. Perhaps more importantly though, it offers an enormous amount of tips, tricks and resources I would maybe never have figured out on my own. My wonderful guide, Kathy, was knowledgeable and kind in her critique and advice, and quick to answer every question; she provided invaluable support and encouragement during my learning journey. I really can't recommend this project highly enough, for any WikiTree user, no matter their experience level. I had a fantastic trip! *[[Nowell-324|Dola (Nowell) Acree]] **[[Nowell-354|Mary Grubella or Isabella (Nowell) Smith (1866-bef.1910)]] **[[Nowell-359|Lela Augusta Nowell (abt.1886-1974)]] *[[Weller-280|Julie Weller]] **[[Banthorp-3|Samuel Banthorp]] **[[Eley-586|Polly (Eley) Rowe]] ***I am so grateful for all the help you have offered. I have learned so much from you, the general ways of producing an interesting read by utilizing the tools offered by Wikitree and how to access them. I would never have worked out by myself all the skills you helped me develop, not just the bigger ones such as 'tables' and 'stickers' but all the extra pointers you gave, I saved them to a 'cheat sheet' so I can add them easily to the rest of my ancestors profiles. * [[Wright-34853|Jean Brooks]] ** [[Oughtibridge-43|Ann (Oughtibridge) Kelsey]] ** [[Seaton-1122|Arthur Seaton]] *** I have really enjoyed my journey through PIP. I've learnt a lot, which I wouldn't have by myself. I found it quite challenging at times, but my guide Leandra has helped me through, and given me the tips I need to improve the profiles I manage in the future. I would really recommend anyone who is serious about genealogy, especially if they are new to the site to do this, as I found Wikitree a bit daunting at first. I certainly feel more confident that I can now do a better job. Will now be very busy updating the many profiles I manage with categories and pictures and other improvements. * [[Land-2950|Bob Land]] ** [[Bartlett-12859|Jan Bingham (Bartlett) Merritt]] ** [[McElroy-2358|Moses McElroy]] ***Thank you so much! My voyage has been really, really good. I feel like I know how to edit profiles well now. I feel motivated to do more editing and updating with other profiles on my Watchlist. I really appreciated the responsiveness I received to my emails. I was emailed back quickly and had very thorough and helpful feedback. I liked the little words of wisdom I received, such as the w w w w of sources as well as how I was pointed to many good tools on the WT site (Ancestry citer, Rootsearch). I also appreciated the suggestions for good habits such as making sure to check for dupes and suggestions before finalizing a profile. I also liked learning about how to use pictures and not have them on the right only. I learned to create a spacepage. I joined WT to connect with other researchers, and to get connected to the PIP Voyage was definitely a great step toward that goal. *[[Hensel-236|Carrie (Hensel) Lippincott]] **[[Bich-19|Christian Bich]] **[[Stokes-3767|Lydia (Stokes) Wills]] ***It has been quite a journey! I had no idea what I'd gain by doing it, but I thought I'd give it a try. It has been wonderful to work one on one with you learning. It is exciting to have new skills to improve the profiles I'm working on. I hope to also lead by example and help people to see the vision of how wonderful a profile can be. I am so in love with Wikitree! Photos, bios, documents, collaboration, categories and the list goes on!!! ... I can tell I am much better at working on profiles now.I appreciate having a better understanding of the editing tools/templates available! I am also more aware what my common errors are, so that also helps. *[[Durbin-702|Natalie (Durbin) Trott]] **[[Timmons-694|Mary Ann (Timmons) Diebold (1858-1932)]] **[[Rings-14|Myrwood Lewis Rings (1902-1978)]] ***My voyage guide was very thorough, pleasant, and knowledgeable, and showed me a few things I had never seen or used before, such as the ancestry citer. *[[Catambay-1|William Catambay]] **[[Cleveland-2698|Mary Elizabeth (Cleveland) Pinckney (1863-1948)]] ** [[Pinckney-429|Jaline (Pinckney) Perkins (abt.1842-1916)]] *[[Hindman-473|Ward Hindman]] ** [[Allen-45268|James Wiltse Allen (1832-1914)]] ** [[Green-30463|James E. Green (1862-1894)]] ***My PIP Voyage guide was terrific. She showed me many ways to improve my profiles. Showed me features of WikiTree that I had completely missed. Above all, she was patient with me and explained things different ways until I finally understood. *[[Mulder-2419|J. Mulder]] ** [[Versloot-34|Klaas Versloot (1855-1890)]] ** [[Van_der_Vlist-36|Dirkje van der Vlist (1858-1908)]] ***I loved doing this journey, especially so soon after joining WikiTree. It didn't only teach me to make profiles better, it also taught me a lot about how WikiTree itself works. I had a wonderful guide who answered all of my questions and helped me find my way on WikiTree. The profiles I will make going forward will be all the better for having done the PIP Voyage. *[[Pepperrell-22|Phillip Pepperrell]] **[[Pepperrell-103|William Frederick Pepperrell (1819-abt.1881)]] **[[Trude-43|Caroline Mary (Trude) Pepperrell (abt.1842-abt.1909)]] ***Thanks for the guidance, and the experience was really worthwhile. I really enjoyed it. * [[Croll-284|Neil Croll]] ** [[Robertson-10469|Colin Robertson (1856-1949)]] *** My voyage experience was extremely rewarding and I was continually impressed by how knowledgeable my guide is. What I have learned will be reflected in every profile on which I work in the future. * [[Hood-4815|Cherryl Schmidt]] ** [[Brake-446|George Brake (abt.1844-1896)]] ** [[Griffiths-5057|Mary Hannah (Griffiths) Callow (1896-1971)]] *** Thank you for providing such a great learning opportunity. I had been quite happy with my profiles to date but now realise there are always lots of things that can be done to improve them. I work in relative isolation much of the time so this was a great opportunity to obtain constructive feedback. Very much appreciated, and I can now move forward with greater confidence and contribute to this amazing Global Tree. *[[Miller-28608|Denise Miller]] **[[Frazier-5689|Sarah Elizabeth (Frazier) Grimes (1851-1928)]] **[[Meunier-986|Louis Meunier (1835-1910)]] ***My guide was really helpful and explained everything really well. I'm going to cut and paste all her instructions into a word document so I have it for later reference. This was a great experience and I'll continue to improve my profiles with the suggestions she has given me. *[[Lundholm-24|Maria Lundholm]] **[[Andersdotter-8501|Justina (Andersdotter) Fjästad]] **[[Pettersson-586|Alma Wilhelmina Charlotta (Pettersson) Fjästad]] *[[Ketcham-879|Michelle Ketcham]] **[[Wiggins-3662|Judson Kilpatrick Wiggins (abt.1869-1908)]] **[[Dodds-2047|William Harrison Dodds (1811-1901)]] *[[Miller-75721|Brianna Miller]] **[[Wintersgill-22|Albert Wintersgill (1892-1982)]] **[[Miller-75833|Matthew Francis Miller (1930-1966)]] *[[Walling-681|Elaine (Walling) Goodner]] **[[Bell-18316|Alice Marion (Bell) Hammon]] (1860-1908) **[[Scott-9014|James Payne Scott]] (1888-1960) ***Where to start! I have learned a huge amount about details. Details are the polish that make a profile shine. I now have tools for creating useable sources, not just the Source widget, but for Scotlands People and handed down documents. Learning how to use Free Space pages for the inline pictures is a real game changer for me because now I can use all the documents I have collected in profiles. I have been correcting FindAGrave sources on every profile I open that has one. The guidance you provided about the overall appearance of the profile (the use of the colon) is a big part of the polish. I like it! I have thoroughly enjoyed this Voyage and you made it that way. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! *[[Bell-25846|Sarah Bell]] **[[Luke-1482|Mary Ann (Luke) Pyne (abt.1860-1893)]] **[[Pyne-353|James Pyne (1837-1917)]] *[[Brown-120154|Robyn (Brown) Forgy]] **[[Clarkson-2214|Mary Ann (Clarkson) Sier (abt.1825-abt.1900)]] **[[Eidson-354|John Boyce Eidson (1813-1872)]] *[[Smith-245120|Jan (Smith) Hellier]] **[[Hammonds-561|Hannah Hammonds (abt.1835-)]] **[[Sims-8349|Lucy (Sims) Ellery (1854-bef.1923)]] *[[James-134|David James]] **[[Elsemore-52|Clementine W. (Elsemore) Allen (1840-1904)]] **[[Longfellow-3|Ellen Jane (Longfellow) Bohanon (1833-1911)]] ***I thought I was already a pretty good researcher when I started the voyage, but you have shown me that having a fellow genealogist review one's work is an invaluable learning experience. Your thoughtful comments about how to make a biography a more accurate (and more readable) synopsis of a person's life were invaluable, and I love the long list of helpful apps and tips that you saved for the end. This list of tools just reinforces my already strong conviction that WikiTree is one of the best resources for today's genealogists, and keeps getting better. *[[Davis-31932|Alan Davis]] **[[Meaden-86|Lilian May Meaden (1893-1983)]] **[[Davis-82946|Francis Robert Davis (1891-1971)]] ***My genuine thanks for your expert tutelage, knowledge, gentle prodding and patience in guiding me through. I have enjoyed the PIP Voyage immensely. Over the years I've developed some strong research skills, but the PIP Voyage has improved my approach to genealogy significantly. I have learnt the value of translating research into structured biographies that will endure over time and make interesting reading for current and future generations. I am particularly grateful that it has caused me to dig deeper and more thoughtfully into my immediate ancestors and bring their stories to life. The process has made me much more comfortable in navigating the Wikitree approach and using the many tools available. I'm looking forward to growing that knowledge base into the future and have volunteered to join the England Project. Progress from one part to the other was seamless & each new challenge was revealed just as I thought I was reaching the summit so that I was never overwhelmed by the task ahead. *[[Orvis-372|Nikki Orvis]] **[[Gepharte-1|Della Irene (Gepharte) Orvis (abt.1884-1957)]] **[[Jones-106569|Phillip Arthur Jones (1887-1945)]] *[[Pickering-3253|Denice Burger]] **[[Curtis-13921|Esther A. (Curtis) Bennett]] **[[Johnson-96704|Charles H. Johnson]] *[[Jowett-548|Ruth Jowett]] **[[Jowett-558|Hanson Jowett (abt.1836-1893)]] **[[Manley-2837|William Edward Manley (1895-1917)]] ***I have really enjoyed the PIP Voyage and found it an ideal follow-on from the England Project’s Orphan Trail. The Trail taught me about finding and citing reliable sources: the Trail then built on that by using more ‘advanced’ skills including images, stickers, and categories. I also enjoyed being able to work on profiles of people related to me, which made them more interesting (to me) than the strangers on the Orphan Trail. Following the PIP Voyage also encouraged me to look into an ancestor who, although he only had a short life, served in WW1, so I was able to find, and include, quite a lot of detail and have a full profile just in time for what would have been his 126th birthday. But I couldn’t have done it without Leandra’s guidance. *[[Pederson-582|Chris Pederson]] **[[Bourque-1624|Ricard Clay Bourque (1880 - 1972)]] **[[Struck-223|George David Struck (abt. 1824 - 1911)]] ***The PIP Voyage has been a wonderful experience! I think I’m a better researcher because of it. The course forced me to think more critically about sources and proper citations. Stephanie has been a pleasure to work with and so patient. I couldn’t have had a better 2nd set of eyes. *[[Weatherall-96|Elaine (Weatherall) Martzen]] **[[Hooper-1409|Robert B Hooper (1855-1909)]] **[[Bowman-9675|Nancy Jane (Bowman) Stanfield (1888-1941)]] ***I'm so grateful to the PIP Voyage and to my Guide. I am a fairly experienced Wikitreer, and I learned several new tips and best practices. I am now a guide for a regional project, and am glad I can share the best information. === 2022 Graduates === *[[Aylett-389|Ruth Aylett]] **[[Aylett-548|Edgar Nichols Aylett (abt.1875-1935)]] **[[Nichols-16512|Anne (Nichols) Aylett (1835-1920)]] ***Many thanks for your support. Very useful to have a new and experienced eye examine what I have been doing and help me to improve. Also appreciated the useful advice on referencing standards. *[[Smith-236057|David Smith]] **[[Todd-11079|Samuel Todd (1849-1886)]] **[[Trendell-27|Edwin Trendell (1841-1906)]] ***I'm very glad that I took the PIP Voyage. I have learnt a lot about small things I didn't previously understand and I would recommend it to everyone. My Guide was excellent and the process of completing the profiles and receiving feedback on them worked very smoothly. Overall, it has been greatly helpful for me as both a WikiTreer and as a family historian. *[[Lonski-12|Jill Foster]] **[[Wolfe-7034|Henry Wilbert Wolfe]] **[[Crowley-2659|James Riley Crowley]] ***I am enthused about the Profile Improvements Voyage Project. I joined wikitree in February of 2021 and soon became a fan of the inline citations. The only problem was if I forgot or misplaced some little mark, my words disappeared, something would be highlighted in red and/or the data doctor would point out a certain numbered error. I didn't always understand the explanation when I looked it up. I was a bit intimated when I read about the Profile Improvement Project; however, I joined. With the first email I received from my guide I felt more comfortable. I picked a relative who I felt close to from hearing stories about him from my mother, my grandmother and my great uncle. Henry B. Wolfe was father, husband and brother to these people. I had even searched and found Henry's original death certificate at the Oregon State Archives in Salem, Oregon. Alas, on this document where his death date was supposed to be was the date of his funeral. His doctor wrote a disclaimer under the date. My guide helped me work through this and other problems. She used tact and just the right amount of help. She explained the "wikitree way" more than once and in more than one way. Her examples were great. So, I had a great time writing my second profile about James Riley Crowley. He was a relative of my husband of whom I knew little. I did quite a bit of research on James and because of my guide and hard work on the first profile had a much easier time. I became convinced I could write good profiles on my own. I highly recommend this project to anyone who feels inclined to take it up. Just keep advertising it so people will know it is available. *[[McNicol-372|David McNicol]] **[[Spangler-1617|Eva (Spangler) McNicol (1889-1954)]] **[[McNicol-388|Leon McNicol (1887-1949)]] ***I had prior practice writing brief biographies for ancestors. Consequently, I took the Voyage primarily learn the WikiTree software. My ever patient Guide gave me just the right amount of help—enough to ensure that I moved forward but not so much that I did not have to frequently consult Help and G2G. As a result, I not only learned but learned how to learn about the WikiTree software. I strongly recommend this project for anyone getting started on WikiTree. *[[Scheeler-65|Amy (Scheeler) Sparks]] **[[Llewellyn-858|Mary (Llewellyn) Thomas (1875-abt.1970)]] **[[Scheeler-75|Charles Henry Scheeler (1880-1969)]] ***Thank you for guiding me through the voyage! I wish there were a way to nudge newer WikiTree people to sign up for a voyage because how working with you made me feel. I’m pleased to know I’m not making messes and am contributing value while learning so much about my family. You are a fabulous guide, and I’m grateful for your patience and wealth of knowledge. I’ve been interested in genealogy since I was a child, and now I finally feel comfortable researching and documenting what I find. I’m having fun! *[[Potter-10870|Susie (Potter) Officer]] **[[Beilby-267|George Hawkins Beilby (1877-1920)]] **[[Wyeth-321|George Melbourne Wyeth (1890-1916)]] ***I really wish everyone could do the PIP Voyage. It’s valuable for newbies and oldies alike! For newbies it provides the basics and for oldies it provides reminders about what to focus on (for me spelling!) and new tips/tools (some I didn’t know about). I’m a Trailblazer (guide) for the England Project Orphan Trail and I learned a lot from the PIP and I’m very pleased to have completed the Voyage. I especially appreciated receiving tips/new tools at different review stages during the Voyage. It was great to focus on some of my own family members who don’t get the attention they need. No suggestions for improvement other than train more guides so it can be offered to more people! Thanks for working with me Kathy! *[[Thiessen-117|Traci Thiessen]] (Fast Track) **[[Thiessen-484|Henning Dietrich August Thiessen]] *[[Watkins-7379|Peggy Watkins]] (Fast Track) **[[Webb-14686|Frances Ann (Webb) Watkins]] *[[Curnick-42|Michelle (Curnick) Wilkes]] (Fast Track) **[[Mitchell-16178|James Henry Mitchell]] *[[Cochoit-2|Joe Cochoit]] (Fast Track) **[[Harris-19518|James Harris]] *[[B-404|Anne B]] (Fast Track) **[[West-6609|Harriet (West) Crofutt]] *[[Atkinson-3464|Carolyn (Atkinson) Martin]] (Fast Track) **[[Carey-1749|William H Carey Sr.]] *[[Bonner-1839|Alicia (Bonner) Taylor]] (Fast Track) **[[Inglett-138|John Putnam Inglett Jr.]] *[[Sigh-1|John Sigh]] (Fast Track) **[[Wertz-319|Jacques Wertz]] *[[Darcy-578|Diane Darcy]] (Fast Track) **[[O'Rourke-549|Margaret (O'Rourke) Darcy]] *[[Dodd-6369|Mark Dodd]] **[[Temple-3060|Olive Ellen Mason (Temple) Dodd (1884-1973)]] **[[Dodd-6371|William Temple Dodd (1912-1986)]] ***"My experience of the PIP (Voyage) was a great learning experience, I thought I knew about solid source referencing, but there is so much more to it, along with some automated tools that make the process really beneficial for the future! There was lots of helpful advice and links to reference given that gave solid support to the process." *[[Holmquist-171|Momo Holmquist]] **[[Bradley-15360|Sarah (Bradley) Kelley]] **[[Svensson-5002|Jonas Svensson]] ***Participating in the Profile Improvement Project completely transformed my interaction with WikiTree from one of doubtful uncertainty and constant worry that I was doing the wrong thing, to a much more joyful and confident experience. Now I work on profiles and citations with anticipation and enthusiasm, instead of dread. I don’t, by any means, think I know everything, but I do feel like I have a good grasp of the basics and a sturdy platform on which to build more knowledge. Also, I have learned about tools that make tasks easier on WikiTree, and have made my time on the platform so much more efficient. If you are not an experienced Wiki-er, and plan to continue working with WikiTree, I highly recommend the PIP experience. *[[Moore-34858|Dallace Moore]] **[[Mitchell-25608|Sarah E. (Mitchell) McCreery (1825-1895)]] **[[Mink-514|Margaret Lucinda (Mink) Adams (1870-1913)]] ***I loved taking the Voyage. Learned a lot of new things and some I already knew. I'm not so afraid of biographies anymore. This was a great experience, everyone should try it. *[[Heenan-119|K (Heenan) Heenan-Davies]] **[[Cory-1179|Clifford John Cory Bt (1859-1941)]] **[[Cory-1352|Herbert Beynon Cory (abt.1856-1926)]] *[[Kuykendall-1914|Katie (Kuykendall) Hernandez]] **[[Skelton-2317|William M Skelton (1817-1884)]] **[[Kuykendall-1972|Martha Mabelle (Kuykendall) Highfield (1907-1939)]] ***"I feel like I learned a lot as we moved forward through the voyage. I'm not sure you can improve it. The voyage was well guided and in-depth. It felt challenging, which I expected/hoped for, and it definitely helped me grow as a wikitreer'. " *[[Davis-50681|Connie Davis]] (Fast Track) **[[Davis-51235|Walton Leslie Davis (1911-1980)]] *[[Ryan-11645|Carmel Ryan]] **[[MacSween-56|Henrietta (MacSween) Smith]] **[[Payne-13667|William Payne]] *[[Barrila-1|Sarah (Barrila) Fergione]] **[[Davis-89733|Dunham Davis (1792-1826)]] **[[Foley-4549|Mathieu Michael Foley (1872-1953)]] *[[Wright-4386|Candyce Fulford]] (Fast Track) **[[Bemis-654|Charles Austin Bemis]] *[[Williams-27459|Kim Williams]] (Fast Track) **[[Parsons-7304|Aaron W. Parsons]] ***I am very happy with the support I have received from the Profile Improvement Project Team. Having been a member since 2017 I thought my profiles were pretty good and was "sure" that I knew a lot about Wikitree. Through participating in PIP I learned much more about finding and using sources, about formatting profiles, and discovered how to improve profiles I manage. *[[Tench-130|Jennifer Tench]] **[[West-23531|Henry Frederick West]] **[[Smith-259278|Glady Sarah Delilah (Smith) Barton]] *[[Keniston-36|Bob Keniston]] (Fast Track) **[[Kennaston-2|Isaac Francis Kennaston]] *[[Ivey-594|Karen Herndon]] (Fast Track) **[[Greene-4218|Joseph Whitfield Greene]] ***I was excited to receive the message from my Guide for a Fast Track of my Profile Improvement Voyage. She was very patient and kind with suggestions and communicated effectively. Since joining WikiTree in 2014, I have learned a great deal for profile biographies, formatting and sourcing and have been constantly improving the way I write them. Robin encouraged me to use the BEE for sourcing which I had not been utilizing. I found it to be most helpful and I discovered a template for "Newspapers.com". She also brought to my attention the FamilySearch Profile and FamilySearch Record templates that I wasn't aware of previously. All in all, a great experience with the Voyage and I would highly recommend it to anyone wishing to explore how to improve profiles properly. *[[Michaelsen-74|Jeff Michaelsen]] **[[Ingalls-1658|James Whipple Ingalls]] **[[Sawyer-6309|Frank Merrill Sawyer]] *[[Hilton-692|Denise Hunt]] **[[Swayne-333|Margaet (Swayne) Gibson]] **[[Hepburn-932|George Hepburn]] *[[Flint-3636|Nicci (Flint) Hartland]] **[[Achurch-54|Mary (Achurch) Flint (abt.1771-abt.1826)]] **[[Payne-17682|Jabez Payne (1848-abt.1900)]] ***I loved Voyage and gave me more tools to research with, and would recommend it to everyone. *[[Younge-80|Jackie Younge]] **[[Earnest-832|Wesley "Wes" Benjamin Earnest]] **[[Balmain-76|Velma (Balmain) Earnest]] *[[Lints-36|Mike Lints]] **[[Holland-14330|Jennie Isabel (Holland) Abbott]] **[[Wright-55826|Frederick Wright]] ***I was writing good profiles before, but participating in PIP has definitely upped my game. Specific benefits include: :::#My writing has been improved by being reviewed and critiqued by a knowledgeable editor. :::#I've started including images in my profiles. :::#My citations are more consistent and reliable. :::#I've started adding categories and stickers to my profiles. :::#I've learned to use Word to check spelling and grammar (a simple step, but one I hadn't previously thought of). ::::PIP was a lot of work, but well worth it. *[[VanAllen-9|Victoria DeLuca]] **[[Daniel-9625|Sarah (Daniel) Bowen]] **[[Le_Mahieu-29|Maria (Le Mahieu) Johnson]] *[[Gates-3086|Steve Gates]] **[[Dodge-1955|Reuben Dodge]] **[[Gates-2543|Addison Gates]] *[[Mayes-1296|John Mayes]] **[[Knight-12770|Alice Laura Jane (Knight) Harding]] **[[Wells-19025|Alice Amelia (Wells) Wadnow]] ***It has been a fascinating and informative exercise. I have learned so much. There are many aspects of WikiTree that I was only vaguely aware of that are now part of my toolkit. *[[Fisher-26333|Melanie White]] (Fast Track) **[[Seller-508|Catherine Hugh Erasmuson (Seller) Brechin]] ***I completed the PIP voyage mostly on my own while waiting on the list for a guide. But that was fine because the instructions were very detailed and clear. Then I was added to the fast track - which was really good as it was just picking up some of the finer details that I had missed while completing it on my own. The voyage itself was really good because I learned a lot about the ins and outs of Wikitree and how it works. I found myself going back time and time again to fix things but it was good practice and I am now much quicker at completing profiles that look good and are functional. Though even now, sometimes I have to review things that I don't use very often. Having the high standard to complete the voyage means I have an expectation of always completing profiles to a high standard regardless of the amount of information that is available to complete them. I'm really glad that I did it. *[[Kroehnert-39|Jenny Kroehnert]] **[[Weigand-462|Joseph David Weigand]] **[[Weigand-468|Heinrich Weigand]] ***The P.I.P. Voyage has been a wonderful experience that has taught me so much. Having someone share their wisdom and knowledge greatly enhanced my ability and confidence to try new things. I recommend the voyage to everyone. *[[Snook-1459|Laurie Hughes]] **[[Kuechler-14|Amalie Augusta Wilhelmine (Kuechler) Brunhoeber]] **[[Snook-1420|Tunis Augustus Snook]] *[[LaPlante-401|LK LaPlante]] **[[Hawkins-13330|Evaline B. (Hawkins) Angell]] **[[Lemieux-1164|Marie Lumina Lemieux]] *[[Vaskie-1|John Vaskie]] **[[Sammons-697|Lydia Margaret (Sammons) Fonda]] **[[Bowlin-887|Powhattan Bowlin]] *[[Land-3383|Nic Land]] **[[Combs-1333|John Sidney Combs]] **[[Combs-1332|Carl Luther Combs]] *[[Ackley-1513|Pilla Leitner]] **[[Kiefer-1144|Mary Magdalene (Kiefer) Miller]] **[[Ackley-1539|Frederick John Ackley]] ***I loved doing this journey with my mentor. She was amazingly organized with teaching the skills that make WikiTree such a pleasure to use for research. I have copy-pasted much of the contents of her emails into a Word document for my future use. She was also very patient, as I got involved in both genetic genealogy and with painting shelves toward the end, when the shore was almost visible. I know it took a lot of her personal time, too. We can make our gigantic family tree even better now! ===2023 Graduates=== *[[Urbach-13|Kathy Nava]] **[[Sharp-12294|William Hiler Sharp]] **[[Urbach-15|Franz Urbach]] ***I had a wonderful time learning how to write a biography to bring my ancestors to life. I am adopted so I chose one adoptive ancestor and one biological ancestor. I learned about my adoptive grandfather who died when I was an infant. I had no idea how important he was and what he went through during his life. *[[Soltysiak-9|Erin Robertson]] **[[Ozimek-26|Rosalie Sophia Ozimek]] ** [[Hunt-27499|Josephine Drummond Hunt]] ***I feel like all my profiles are itching for a re-do now! I made the changes suggested, and will continue to do so in the future. What a help it's been. *[[Tirey-10|Elida Tirey]] **[[Scott-16742|Mamie A. (Scott) Wilkey]] **[[Wilson-55901|Lewis L. Wilson]] *[[O'Dell-121|Lorraine O'Dell]] **[[Chase-3433|Hannah (Chase) Butler]] **[[Odell-3468|Florence Rose Edna (Odell) Squires]] *** I decided to take the PIP Voyage because I was aware that I lacked some pieces of information about how to format certain things, particular some sources and what to do if certain information isn't readily available. I hoped the Voyage would help me specifically in those areas and it did. I also found it valuable to see my Biographies through someone else's eyes and will, hopefully, improve my writing of the narrative in the future. The profiles are not just for me, but for everyone and anyone and it's important that certain things are standardized and that the narrative be clear and even interesting. It sometimes felt like a lot of work but it was worth it. *[[Grogan-1083|Cheryl Grogan]] **[[Heath-9613|Ann (Heath) Dunning]] **[[Dunning-2597|Charles Dunning]] ***I have just finished my Voyage and have enjoyed every part of it. My Guide has been fantastic and it has been great to learn how to create well sourced and interesting profiles. I would definitely recommend anyone just starting out on WikiTree to take advantage of the Profile Improvements Project. *[[Kimbel-162|Sally Kimbel]] **[[Kimbel-205|Charles Ellsworth Kimbel]] **[[Swartz-2569|Harry Swartz]] *[[Burley-204|Lorraine Nagle]] **[[Tucker-13|William Vernon Tucker, M.D.]] **[[Richardson-10539|Annie (Richardson) Owens]] *[[Blakeman-448|MaryAnn Blakeman]] ** [[Hebert-2081|Jean Jacques Hebert]] ** [[Blakeman-361|Curtiss Blakeman]] *[[Landry-5473|Ray Landry]] **[[McNeil-3589|Philippe McNeil]] **[[Martin-80245|Theodore Martin]] ***Being relatively new to WikiTree, I could tell from my brief exposure there must be a great deal behind the scenes to this system of managing genealogy. On my own, I tried to learn basic profile creation, using a “hit and miss” approach. In my early journey, I quickly began to interact with active members in Louisiana and I attempted to learn from the work they created. Specifically, Jacqueline Girouard and Stephanie Ward generate a tremendous amount of quality work. In one of our many collaborative encounters, Stephanie Ward, who I have never met, recommended I join PIP Voyage; I am very grateful to her for pointing me in that direction. Although I was somewhat hesitant, I joined and encountered another quality person in my guide. She was an excellent PIP guide and coach exposing me, in a non-threatening manner, to simple steps to producing a better profile. Many of these steps I did not even know existed, but was amazed at how easily they could be employed after practice. I learned many techniques to make profile development easier, making me much more productive, which I now appreciate. You may wish to journey alone as I first considered, but I highly recommend anyone wanting to know more to experience the voyage in improving their profile development skill set utilizing a collaborative approach set to your own pace *[[Miller-105942|Katie Miller]] **[[Miller-106349|Amos Miller]] **[[Miller-15249|Charles Miller]] *** I am really pleased with the results of the PIP Voyage. I learned a great deal about WikiTree while undertaking the Voyage. I appreciated the links to help pages regarding Find A Grave and the use of templates. It made me search the help pages the use of Ancestry and FamilySearch sources/templates. There is so much to learn about WikiTree. I thought setting a time frame for the Voyage was also a good idea. Although for me I had already decided to get my profile done relatively quickly, I imagine this would be very helpful for others in setting aside time to focus on their Voyage profiles. *[[Macklem-13|Liza Macklem]] **[[Sauve-825|Celeste Sauve]] **[[Durocher-802|Marie Durocher]] ***I know that I haven’ asked a lot of questions but I feel that I have learnt a lot. Specifics would be things link correcting the Find A Grave Source, adding a photo within the text, and a few other things. However, just as important to me, I have learnt how to slow down and really look at the sources I have and write more about a person because of it. I have grown a lot in profile writing since I joined WikiTree and the PIP journey has helped me to improve/confirm what I write when I take the time to do it properly. I can see the improvement even though it may be hard to see in the 2 profiles I have done as part of this journey, and I thank you for that. *[[Mosier-771|Stephen Mosier]] **[[Garber-1782|Olive Delphine Garber]] **[[Snyder-13842|David S Snyder]] *** The first thing I learned is how much stuff (templates, formatting rules, guides, apps, etc) there is on WikiTree that you may never see unless someone directs you to it. I discovered resources and apps that make research easier and faster, and I learned a lot about formatting a citation. I'm not sure I ever would have found these things on my own. And kudos to my guide for the effort she devoted to my voyage. *[[Huigens-6|Kevin Huigens]] **[[Ogden-5087|William Frederick Ogden]] **[[Kennedy-26627|Margaret H. (Kennedy) Kain]] ***The PIP Voyage was a wonderful aid to help me climb the WikiTree learning curve. I learned so many useful and interesting ways to improve profiles (categories, links to external sources embedded in citations, links to uploaded source images in citations, checking the links to make sure that they work) and shortcuts (mainly Sourcer, once I figured out how to configure it to get EE-style citations). I was also able to see how sharing WikiTree profiles was a great way to share my research with others. Robin was a generous guide who put a lot of effort into going through what turned out to be a couple of very long profiles. I am looking forward to applying my new knowledge to my existing profiles and the new ones I'll create. *[[Geer-1686|Ralph Geer]] **[[Geer-242|Jonas Geer]] **[[Barrows-1640|Willis Fielder Barrows]] *** Spending time on the PIP Voyage was the best investment of my time this year. My guide taught me so much that I didn’t know. I recommend that anyone serious about improving themselves and their profiles take the PIP Voyage. Just after I finished my first profile and thought there was nothing else to learn, my guide showed me more tips, tricks, tools, and investigative ideas that really impressed me. She expected nothing but perfection from me and guided me towards that end. She must have made an impression on me because I find myself automatically using what I have learned on each profile I create and edit. *[[Mac Rae-4|Gordon Mac Rae]] **[[Lancefield-4|Sarah Lancefield]] **[[Hockly-8|Ross Hockly]] ***Thank you very much for the journey, I enjoyed it thoroughly and the journey solidified various tips I had started to learn. UI am forever spoiled and will only be putting together well made profiles. Your help, Denise, was invaluable and my Wikitree journey will be the better for it. I will call on you when I need some help, thank you for the offer. *[[Johnson-61091|Debbie Ferguson]] **[[Gentry-3872|Betty Lou (Gentry) Weed]] **[[Alberty-156|Cecil Earl Alberty]] *[[Haywood-41|Ros Haywood]] (Fast Track) **[[Murch-168|Samuel Murch]] * [[Fulkerson-232|Scott Fulkerson]] **[[Overhults-1|William Mitchell Overhuls]] **[[Withrow-235|Joseph Henry Withrow Sr]] *[[Bent-1675|Tracey Bent]] **[[Roberts-47566|Elizabeth Roberts]] **[[Barnacle-85|John Barnacle]] *[[Mullenberg-4|Kirby Mullenberg]] **[[Centers-196|Margaret Ethel (Centers) Scott]] **[[Howe-13354|Margaret Ione (Howe) Smith]] * [[Crockett-3764|Audrey Crockett]] **[[Primeaux-161|Donatille Primeaux]] **[[Frederick-3522|Charles Frederick]] *** I hoped to achieve a greater knowledge of how to create and format a profile on a more expert level. I believe that I have learned a great deal from you on the intricate ins and outs of profile creation and formatting. I hope to continue to use this new knowledge as I create and edit profiles on WT. It has far exceeded my expectations on what I hoped to learn. * [[Dreyer-373|Sjana Lee (Dreyer) Bauer]] ** [[Cullins-100|George Alva Cullins]] ** [[Kramp-22|Jacob Kramp]] *** It was a pleasure working with my Voyage Guide. I never felt rushed my guide went through all the different aspects of WikiTree and how to make a proper profile, efficiently and properly. My guide also ensured I understood where to find and use all the different tools that Wikitree had to offer, and made clear and concise suggestions as to how to enhance my profile, while listening to my desires to keep it my "voice" and personal. This was important to me and with my guide’s suggestions, I ended up with profiles that both myself and my family could be proud of. My guide was always available, and responded in a timely manner, even when on vacation and the PIP Project was very workable with me while I was going through some major health issues. The Profile Improvement Project (PIP) came highly recommended to me and I honestly think this is a Project that every member of WikiTree should be a part of. I feel that I have grown and improved significantly because I 1) had a wonderful and patient Voyage Guide, and 2) the project is set up for one to succeed. I recommend it 100%. * [[Black-7004|Michael Black]] ** [[Scott-58176|Frank B. Scott]] ** [[Bailey-40818|William Noble Bailey]] *** I'm relatively new to WikiTree, but love to write and have been looking for a good, long-term solution for sharing my research with others. I had little idea what to expect from the PIP voyage, other than it came highly recommended by two of my other WT mentors. My PIP guide was fantastic—she was full of tips, shortcuts, and advice, and had a wealth of conventions, standards, and frameworks to share with me. Kay was also generous with her time and is a fellow perfectionist, which I really appreciated. Before working with my guide, I wasn't clear about what constituted a very well-written and well-composed profile. I now feel I have a good grasp of the numerous aspects I must keep in mind and the skills I need to develop to produce great profiles. The time I spent on the PIP Voyage was a wise investment in improving my skill set, and I recommend it to anyone wanting to improve their WT profile writing skills. * [[Stephens-3929|Alice (Stephens) Thomsen]] ** [[Mott-118|Ford Mott]] ** [[Stephens-13453|John Walker Stephens]] *** I found the Voyage to be Exceptional. I am not new to WikiTree but felt like I just was not understanding Wikitree as I should. I highly recommend it, especially for each new person, but also to all Profile Managers who truly want to make their tree grow with full biographies, and properly completed. My Guide was Exceptional. I have to agree, she was "full of tips, shortcuts, advice and a wealth of conventions, standards and frameworks" for me to use as I move on. She reminded me how you need to keep rechecking your work, the smallest detail can throw the whole profile off. I learned so much and I know I will continue to learn from where she left off. It truly feels wonderful to see profiles on my watchlist finally complete with full biographies.

[[Category:Profile Improvement Project]] __TOC__ :'''[[Space:Profile_Improvement_Project_Voyage|Profile Improvements Project (PIP) Voyage]] 2024 Graduates''' ::'''& Their Improved Profiles''' : Voyage graduates, their profiles, and feedback for the first four years can be found at [[Space:PIP_Voyagers_Improved_Profiles|PIP Voyagers Improved Profiles 2020-2023]] :These profiles are on the Voyagers' watchlist and are usually profiles for their own family. Each member has used the Voyage to show their skills in: * following the community's style guidelines * using the Wiki markup language * ensuring adequate sources for the information included in the biographies :The goal is constant improvement, not perfection, and each profile reflects the Voyagers' own personal preferences on profiles for which they are the only manager. Voyagers understand that: * improvements may be made by other members * they will need to work together with other interested family members on stylistic decisions === 2024 Graduates === * [[Williams-63652|Alice (Williams) O'Dea]] ** [[Wolfrom-18|Charlotte Elizabeth Wolfrom]] ** [[Henry-14247|Thomas Henry]] *** It has been quite a pleasurable journey for me -- I've learned so much more than I expected at the outset. My time as a voyager has been great. The experience did get a little uneven over the holidays, which was not a surprise (or anyone's fault), and it only made it a little extra challenging for me to remember where I left off after each disruption. I'm not sure what could be done about it beyond timing the journey to avoid that end-of-year chaos, but it wasn't a biggie. The best part was working through the process of crafting a profile multiple times, giving me a better sense of not only what to do, but also when to know when I'm done (for now). The guided journey was so much richer than it would have been if I were working alone. Also, I'm glad we kept the Voyage all in one email thread, since I'll now have a great reference to check later if/when questions come up. * [[Brady-1436|Joy Brady]] **[[Ryan-2412|Thomas Ryan]] **[[Cushing-3000|Lydia Cushing]] *** I'm super excited about having actually completed the PIP journey and very appreciative of your patience. I was so intimidated and worried that my stuff would be awful, but in fact I have learned a great deal just by reading and moving through the PIP standards and getting your feedback. I am fairly certain that I would not have ventured into categorization, stickers, and other flourishes if I had not HAD to attempt these via this Voyage. I feel really confident to do right by the profiles I touch now. *[[Hennigan-514|Feargal Hennigan]] **[[Norton-10605|Mary Anne Norton]] **[[Balfe-72|Margaret Balfe]] *[[McDougle-525|K R McDougle]] **[[Viebrock-18|Hinrich J. Viebrock]] **[[McDougle-545|Odessa E (McDougle) Vreeland]] *** My Voyage had a little bit of a rocky start but in the end I really appreciated how my guide worked with my learning style to keep the Voyage moving forward. Before taking the PIP Voyage I was completely lost on how to properly cite my sources, what sources were reliable and available to all, and how to write and format a proper biography. I felt like one needed to be a computer programmer to figure this all out! I am so glad I participated in the PIP Voyage and I believe all serious WikiTreers should definitely do the same. I now feel confident with the new skills I've learned. Also, there are some really cool tools I've been introduced to that will make using WikiTree so much easier. *[[Heneker-11|Vicki Heneker]] **[[Jarvis-7315|Sarah Jarvis]] **[[Hornblow-3|Harry William Hornblow]] ***I have learnt so many more tips to help me with creating or working on already created profiles. There were quite a few tips and tricks in formatting I didn't know about. Denise was so helpful in explaining and giving advice and helpful tips, she was also very patient. Some were things I hadn't known about. I have found I now look to add more information where possible, as well as using images more in profiles to help enhance the profile and add some history, plus adding information. When I go back into my own older family profiles I become very aware of where I can improve the profile or correct things, especially in regard to citations. I would encourage anyone to do the PIP course, even if you are working only on your own family profiles. It adds so much to a profile, and gives a sense of satisfaction as well. I also work on the England Project and feel I can add more information and history to the profile of people who maybe unknown to their descendants. *[[Wiblemo-1|Rhonda Wiblemo]] **[[Sage-2701|Almon Bisby Sage]] **[[Smith-247959|Myrl William Smith]] ***It’s been a month since I completed the PIP course, and I have to say it’s been the most valuable course I’ve taken in my 3 years on WikiTree. Regardless of whether I am Connect-a-Thonning, Sourcering, Data Doctoring, or just adding extended family to my tree, I use the lessons I learned in the PIP journey. It has provided me with a framework for thinking about my profiles, and has definitely made me a better Wiki-Treer. * [[Latta-959|Kimberly Latta]] ** [[Price-21559|David Manly Price]] ** [[Price-21562|Mary E. (Price) Allen]] ***This was a wonderful journey! I learned a lot about how to utilise the remarkable resources that Wikitree offers genealogists. It was also very nice to be working with another human being, who offered useful feedback. I recommend that every person, no matter how seasoned a genealogist, take this tour. I'm extremely grateful to my guide and to the other helpful people at Wikitree. I am also a little sad that the journey has ended! * [[Smit-641|Riël Smit]] (Fast Track) ** [[De_Vos-1330|Frans Johannis de Vos]] *[[Goodall-2127|Stuart Goodall]] **[[Peaston-22|Hamilton Hunter Peaston]] **[[Anderson-83928|Peter Anderson]] * [[Spencer-28172|Linda Richardson]] **[[Spencer-28494|Joshua Spencer]] **[[Burn-1325|William Burn]] *** I loved that my Guide was so responsive and I didn’t wait around for replies. I felt that I really made good progress with the profiles and can’t believe how much you can do with a profile. I learnt so much that was helpful, my favourite being Sourcer. This has made it so much quicker and easier to pull references together. I added so many profiles and thought I’d made some of them look good before joining the Voyage. Now after completion, I have a lot of work to do, in making those profiles really look good. I don’t have any suggestions on ways to improve the Voyage as it seems to me you personalise the Voyage for each person taking the journey. You can’t improve on personalisation. * [[Cox-27529|Nancy (Cox) Wilson]] ** [[Tipton-2161|George Munson Tipton]] ** [[Conner-5031|William Gordon Conner]]

==Cemetery Information== The Humble Pipe Yard Cemetery is located just north of FM1960 and east of I-69 in Humble, Texas. Access to this cemetery is from a dirt road off FM1960 just east of Harris Construction. It sometimes has a gate and may not always be accessible. Interviewed in 2003, a life-long Humble resident Thomas Phillips recounted being told of the old Bender sawmill in the area near the cemetery that Black residents from surrounding areas including Gladysville, Cleveland, Splendora, and Fostoria, would migrate to for work. Bender provided the Black residents the burial ground and in the late 1800s, some churches were built. [[#Gibbens|''Houston Chronicle'' 18 June 2003]] Phillips recounted his grandfather being told in 1932 the city council of Humble voted to enact racial purity laws for residents of Humble. "Starting in 1932, Blacks had to move out of Humble. By 1935, almost everyone had moved," Phillips stated. He also recounted Black families that had to exhume and reinter their loved ones after these racist city policies were enacted. Beginning in 2008, a restoration project was spurred after a highly publicized vandalism case occurred at the cemetery resulting in the desecration of [[Simms-2086|Willie Simms]]' grave. The cemetery had a new sign installed and the graveyard was cleared of most of the overgrown brush. Currently, the Grace Church of Humble maintains the graveyard on a volunteer basis. [[#Ruiz|''Houston Chronicle'' 18 May 2008]] ===Cemetery Information=== '''Cemetery Names:''' Humble Negro Cemetery, Pipeyard Cemetery, Humble Colored Cemetery, Bordersville Cemetery,
'''Cemetery Address:''' 611 Farm to Market 1960 Bypass, Humble, TX 77338 is the closest address to access road to cemetery
'''Cemetery Coordinates:''' 30.006942, -95.261262 === Additional Information === This page is part of the [[Project:Texas_Cemeteries|Texas Cemeteries Project]]. See the [[:Category: Humble Pipeyard Cemetery, Humble, Texas|Humble Negro Cemetery category]] for a listing of people buried in this cemetery who also have an entry on WikiTree. See the [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2264776/memorial-search?page=1 FindAGrave list of known burials] for this cemetery. == Sources == *Gibbens, Pam. "Old cemetary in Humble is not well known, and not taken care of," ''Houston Chronicle'' (Houston, Texas), online. June 18, 2003. [https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/article/Old-cemetary-in-Humble-is-not-well-known-and-not-9827972.php Available Online] *Ruiz, Rosanna. "Skull still missing in Humble grave desecration," ''Houston Chronicle'' (Houston, Texas), online. May 18, 2008 [https://www.chron.com/neighborhood/humble-news/article/Skull-still-missing-in-Humble-grave-desecration-1600771.php Available Online] See Also: *TXGenWeb Harris County Cemetery Photographs, Humble Negro Cemetery, Humble, Texas; Listing of surveyed graves & accompanying photographs with some transcriptions and notes [http://www.usgwarchives.net/tx/cemph/harris/humble-n.htm Available Online] *Taylor-Harris, Liv. "Bordersville Serivce Learning Project," ''Claiming Kin Genealogy,'' blog. February 24, 2011. Accessed September 03, 2020. [https://claimingkingenealogy.com/2011/02/24/bordersville-service-learning-project/ Available Online]

[[Category:Scottish Families]] [[Category:Piper Clan]] =='''Welcome to Clan Piper''' == {| border="1" width ="80%" ! colspan="3" style="background-color:#254AB4; color:#FFF;"| Clan Piper Team |- |Team Leader ||[[Space:Scotland_-_Scottish_Families_Team| Scottish Families Team]] |- |Team Members||[[Thomas-10705|Michael Thomas]] |- | || |} ==='''Clan Members'''=== :The goal of this project is to ... offer a focal point for all members interested in the Lairds and Chiefs of Clan Piper together with members bearing the name Piper, the related families and those recognised as septs of Clan Piper. :Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. * promoting the entries of those bearing the name Piper on Wikitree. * ensuring entries appearing on Wikitree are as accurate as possible, correcting mistakes once spotted. * encouraging interest in and study of Clan Piper. :Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or send me a private message. Thanks! ==Piper History== :Crest: :Motto: :Slogan: :Region: :District: :Plant badge: :Pipe music: :Gaelic name: :Septs: :Names associated with the clan: :See Also: *[[Space:Clan Piper|Research]] by [[Thomas-10705|Michael Thomas]] {{Image|file=Thomas-10705-6.png|align=c |size=400px}} '''Clan Piper''': Piper is a surname of English and Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old English "pipere" and the Old Norse "pipari", meaning "pepper". [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_(surname)] Piper is a Sept, or an associated family, of Clan Murray. From House of Names [https://www.houseofnames.com/piper-family-crest]: '''Piper History''' - The people known in ancient Scotland as the Picts were the forefathers of the Piper family. It is also the name for a person who played the bagpipes. '''Early Origins of the Piper family''' - The surname Piper was first found in Innerbundy in Aberdeenshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Obar Dheathain), located in the Grampian region of northeastern Scotland. They held a family seat from early times and first records appeared on the census rolls taken by the ancient Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects. '''Piper Spelling Variations''' - When dictionaries were produced in the last few hundred years, spelling gradually became standardized. Before that time, scribes spelled according to sound. Names were often recorded under different spelling variations every time they were written. Piper has been written Piper, Pyper and others.

[[Category: Pipestone County, Minnesota]] == Pipestone County, Minnesota == Welcome to the Pipestone County, Minnesota project page! Pipestone County, Minnesota was created on May 23, 1857 (Organized in 1879) from Brown County. The county was named for sacred Dakota quarry of red pipestone found in the county, used in the making of ceremonial pipes. (County was originally called Rock County and Rock County used to be called Pipestone County. The Counties swapped names in 1862.) Return to the [[Project:Minnesota|Minnesota Project]] main page. == Maps and Boundaries == *Lincoln County (north) *Lyon County (northeast) *Murray County (east) *Rock County (south) *Minnehaha County, South Dakota (southwest) *Moody County, South Dakota (west) *Brookings County, South Dakota (northwest) == Communities == === Cities === :Edgerton :Hatfield :Holland :Ihlen :Jasper (partly in Rock County) :Pipestone (county seat) :Ruthton :Trosky :Woodstock === Townships === :Aetna Township :Altona Township :Burke Township :Eden Township :Elmer Township :Fountain Prairie Township :Grange Township :Gray Township :Osborne Township :Rock Township :Sweet Township :Troy Township == Records and Resources == *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Register_of_Historic_Places_listings_in_Pipestone_County,_Minnesota Historic Minnesota Places] *[https://www.progressivepipestone.com/288/Pipestone-County Progressive Pipestone] *[https://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/.pipestone/history.htm Travel Pipestone] *[http://pipestoneminnesota.com Pipestone Chamber of Commerce] *[https://forebears.io/united-states/minnesota/pipestone-county Pipestone County Genealogical Records] == Sources == *[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pipestone_County,_Minnesota_Genealogy Pipestone County, Minnesota Genealogy on Family Search] *[http://genealogytrails.com/minn/pipestone/ Pipestone County Genealogy on Genealogy Trails] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pipestone_County,_Minnesota Pipestone History on Wikipedia] *[https://www.pipestone-county.com/about_pipestone_county.php Pipestone County Website] *[http://pipestoneminnesota.com Pipestone, Minnesota]

[[Category:To-Do Lists]] Here are the profiles [[Binnie-286|Pippa Binnie]] is currently working on. Can you help? 1/ Casey-6965 add husband Alfred Tubb

[[Image:Pirates-5.jpg|350px]] [[Category:Pirates]] *[[Project:Pirates|The Pirates Project]] '''''Pirate''''': ''A person who engages in the crime of robbery or other act of violence for private ends on the high seas.'' == A Pirate By Any Other Name Is Still A Pirate == '''Pirate''' Simply one who robs or plunders at sea. Many worked as privateers or on military ships before becoming pirates. Some were pressed into service or abducted seamen forced into serving when their ships were captured. '''Buccaneer''' These pirates first got their name from the French word boucan which means "barbecue," for the way they grilled their meat. They originally hunted the waters off the island of Hispanola but by the 17th century, buccaneers were any pirate based in the West Indies. '''Corsair''' Pirates or privateers who plundered the Mediterranean. The most famous of the Corsairs were the Barbary Corsairs from the Barbary Coast of North Africa. '''Marooner''' From the Spanish word for "Cimarron" which means deserter, Marooners were Spaniards who had deserted the navy and included the Cimarron negroes who were runaway slaves that had been brought to the Americas by Spain. Like the Buccaneers, they were the pirates of the Caribbean. '''Privateer''' Those that waged a form of economic warfare against their enemies by only attacking ships from hostile nations, sharing their plunder with their country's rulers. ==Pirates Across the Ages== === Pirates From the Middle Ages === *Giorgio Adorno, Knight of Malta active in the Mediterranean. Originally from Naples, he was elected "Captain-General of the Galleys" in 1547, 1549, 1557 and 1558 *James Alday, An English privateer. Raided Spanish ports with James Logan and William Cooke. *William Aleyn, English pirate active in the Thames and English Channel. Associate of William Kyd. *Jean Ango, A French ship-owner who provided ships to Francis I for exploration of the globe. *Aruj, An Ottoman privateer and Bey (Governor) of Algiers and Beylerbey (Chief Governor) of the West Mediterranean. *Awilda, She and some of her female friends dressed like sailors and commandeered a ship. *Hayredin Barbarossa, An Ottoman privateer and later Admiral who dominated the Mediterranean for decades. *Baldassare Cossa (Antipope John XXIII), Antipope during the Western Schism, John XXIII was accused of—among other crimes—piracy, incest and sodomy. *John Crabbe, Flemish pirate best known for his successful use of a ship-mounted catapult. Once won the favor of Robert the Bruce and acted as a Naval Officer for England during the Hundred Years' War (after being captured by King Edward III.) *Pier Gerlof Donia, a Frisian warrior, pirate, freedom fighter, folk hero and rebel. *Eric of Pomerania, The first king of the Nordic Kalmar Union, he spent his last years living on the island of Gothland and "sent forth piratical expeditions against friend and foe alike". *Eustace the Monk, He was a mercenary for both England and France. *Alv Erlingsson, He was a favorite of the Queen, yet committed countless acts of piracy throughout his life *Jean Fleury (Florin), French privateer and naval officer under Jean Ango. Seized three Spanish ships carrying Aztec treasure from Mexico to Spain in 1523. *Magnus Heinason, Faroese naval hero and privateer. Was executed for piracy, though charges were later dropped. *Klein Henszlein, A 16th-century pirate who raided shipping in the North Sea until his defeat and capture by a fleet from Hamburg *Wijerd Jelckama, The nephew of Pier Gerlofs Donia (also known as Grutte Pier), fought along his side against the Saxon and Hollandic invaders. *William Kyd, English pirate active in Southwest England during the early-to-mid-15th century. *Godeke Michels, A German pirate and one of the leaders of the Likedeeler, a combination of former Vitalienbrüder *Didrik Pining, A pirate and privateer operating in the North Sea. Often partnered with Hans Pothorst. *Hans Pothorst, A pirate and privateer operating in the North Sea. Often partnered with Didrik Pining. *Salih Reis, A Turkish privateer and Ottoman admiral. *Turgut Reis, A Turkish privateer and Ottoman admiral as well as Bey of Algiers; Beylerbey of the Mediterranean; and first Bey later Pasha of Tripoli. *Klaus Stortebeker, He was a leader of the Victual Brothers. *Kristofer Trondson (Rustung), A Norwegian nobleman-turned pirate and privateer. Operated in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Gave up piracy in 1542 and eventually became admiral of the Danish Fleet. *Hennig Wichmann, One of the leaders of the Likedeeler, an association of former Victual Brothers. *Cord Widderich, A pirate active during political conflicts between Dithmarschen and North Frisia in the early 15th century. *Magister Wigbold, Often described as the brains behind the Victual Brothers. *Wimund, He was a bishop who became a seafaring warlord adventurer. === Pirates From 1560-1650 === *Nicholas Alvel, Active in the Ionian Sea. *Samuel Axe, An English privateer in Dutch service, Axe served with English forces in the Dutch Revolt against Habsburg rule. *[[Barry-1160|Lording Barry]], Active in the Mediterranean; later sailed with Sir Walter Raleigh, and at the end of his career was captain of a privateer. *Sir Andrew Barton, Served under a Scottish letter of marque, but was described a pirate by English and Portuguese. *Abraham Blauvelt, One of the last Dutch corsairs of the mid-17th century, Blauvelt mapped much of South America. *Jean Bontemps, Active in the Caribbean Sea. He attacked Santa Marta, Cartagena de Indias, Rio de Hacha an Margarita island. *[[Bull-2328|Dixie Bull]] - The first use of the moniker " The Dread Pirate" Bull. Maine, New England *Nathaniel Butler, Despite a comparatively unsuccessful career as a privateer, Butler was later colonial governor of Bermuda. *Jan de Bouff, de Bouff served as a Dunkirker in Habsburg service during the Dutch Revolt. *John Callis (Calles), Welsh pirate active along the southern coast of Wales. *Hendrik (Enrique) Brower or Brouwer, he was a privateer who fought the Habsburgs during the Dutch revolt, holding the city of Castro, Chile hostage for a period of two months *Thomas Cavendish, The first man to intentionally circumnavigate the globe, Cavendish also raided numerous Spanish towns and ships in the New World. *Jacob Callaart, A Flemish admiral who served as privateer and one of the Dunkirkers in Spanish Habsburg service during the Dutch Revolt, responsible for the destruction of at least 150 fishing boats. *Claes Compaan, Former Dutch corsair and privateer, he later became a pirate and was successful in capturing hundreds of ships in Europe, the Barbary coast and West Africa. *Baltazar de Cordes, A Dutch corsair who fought against the Spanish during the early 17th Century. *Simon Danziker, Dutch corsair and privateer who later became a Barbary corsairbased in Algiers and Tunis during the early 17th century. He and John Ward dominated the Western Mediterranean during the early 17th century. *De Veenboer, Former Dutch corsair and privateer. Later became a Barbary corsair under Simon the Dancer and eventually commanded the Algiers corsair fleet. *Uluj Ali (Giovanni Dionigi), An Italian-born Muslim corsair, who later became an Ottoman admiral and Chief Admiral (Kaptan-ı Derya) of the Ottoman Fleet in the 16th century. *Sir Francis Drake, Known as "el Draque" (the Dragon), he was considered a hero in England, but little more than a pirate in Spain *[[Easton-546|Peter Easton]], A privateer, then pirate, who was able to retire in Villefranche, Savoy with an estimated worth of two million pounds. *Daniel Elfrith, English privateer and slave trader in the West Indies. *Jan Evertsen, Dutch admiral and corsair. *Juan Garcia, One of the Spanish privateers who accompanied Jan Jacobsen on his last voyage in 1622. *Sir Michael Geare, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in the West Indies up until the turn of the 17th century. *Sir John Hawkins, A some-time slaves trader in West Africa and Venezuelan coasts. His work in ship design was important during the threat of invasion from the Spanish Armada *Piet Hein, After serving as a Spanish galley slave for four years, Hein later captured 11,509,524 guilders of cargo from the Spanish treasure fleet. *Moses Cohen Henriques, Dutch pirate of Portuguese Sephardic Jewish origin active in the Caribbean against Spain and Brazil against Portugal *Pieter Adriaanszoon Ita, Dutch corsair and privateer. Commanded one of the earliest and largest expeditions against the Portugal and Spain in the Caribbean during 1628. *Jan Jacobsen, Flemish-born privateer in English service during the Eighty Years' War. *Willem Jacobszoon, Dutch corsair who accompanied Pieter Schouten on one of the first major expeditions to the West Indies *Willem Jansen, Dutch corsair based in Duinkerken and one time officer under Jacques Colaert. *Jan Janszoon, Turkish service of the 'fleet from Salé' *Cornelius Jol, Dutch corsair successful against the Spanish in the West Indies. One of the first to use a wooden peg leg. *Shirahama Kenki, Japanese pirate and one of the first Japanese with whom the southern Vietnamese kingdom of the Nguyễn Lords made contact. *Sir James Lancaster, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in India during the late 16th century. Later a chief director for the East India Company. *Guillaume le Testu, French privateer, explorer and cartographer. First navigator to chart Australia in 1531. *Peter Love, An English pirate who set up base in the Outer Hebrides and was active around Ireland and Scotland. He was betrayed by the outlaw Neil MacLeod and executed in 1610. *Hendrick Jacobszoon Lucifer, Hendrick captured 1.2 million guilders from a Honduran treasure fleet, but was mortally wounded in the process. *Sir Henry Mainwaring, English privateer and pirate hunter. His pirate fleet nearly broke the truce between England and Spain following the Anglo-Spanish War. *Arnaut Mami, Active in the Narrow Sea. He was the squadron admiral and the supreme commander of all Islamic vessels in North Africa and Pasha Algiers, known as the most formidable corsair of that period. *[[Nutt-672|John Nutt]], An English pirate active in Newfoundland. *Grainne O'Malley, An important figure in Irish legend who is still present in popular culture today. *John Oxenham, Elizabethan Sea Dog and associate of Sir Frances Drake during the early years of the Anglo-Spanish War. First English privateer to enter the Pacific though Panama. *William Parker, Elizabethan Sea Dog active in the West Indies. Successfully attacked Porto Bello in 1602 without firing a shot. *Pedro de la Plesa, He and Juan Garcia who joined Jan Jacobsen on his final voyage in 1622. *Murat Reis the Elder, A Ottoman Albanian privateer and Ottoman admiral who took part in all of the early naval campaigns of Turgut Reis. *Assan Reis (Jan Marinus van Sommelsdijk), Former Dutch privateer turned Barbary corsair. He attacked the Dutch ship St. Jan Babtista under Jacob Jacobsen of Ilpendam on March 7, 1626 *James Riskinner (Reiskimmer), A lieutenant on the ship Warwick, then part of a fleet under the command of Nathaniel Butler, he later took part in a privateering expedition between May–September 1639. *Isaac Rochussen, A Dutch corsair active against the English during the Second and Third Anglo-Dutch War. His capture of The Falcon, an East India merchantman, was one of the most valuable prizes captured during the late-17th century. *Mahieu Romboutsen, Dutch corsair in the service of Spain. Was part of a three ship squadron under Jacques Colaert and was captured with him after a five-hour battle with Jan Evertsen *William Rous, Dutch corsair and privateer based on Providence Island. He was involved in privateering expeditions for the Providence Island Company and later commander of Fort Henry. *Pieter Schouten, Dutch corsair who led one of the Dutch expeditions to the West Indies. *Jacques de Sores, A French pirate whose sole documented act was his attack and burning of Havana in 1555. *Matsura Takanobu, One of the most powerful feudal lords of Kyūshū and one of the first lords to allow trading with Europeans *Olivier van Noort, Despite his venture being of limited success, it was the inspiration that led to the formation of the Dutch East India Company. *Jan van Ryen, Dutch corsair active in the West Indies. Reportedly killed with a number of colonists attempting to establish one of the first colonies on the Wiapoco in Dutch Guiana. *Dirck Simonszoon van Uitgeest, Dutch corsair who commanded a WIC expedition to Brazil bringing back over 12 Portuguese and Spanish prizes. *Filips van Zuylen, Dutch corsair active against the Portuguese in West Africa. *Sir Francis Verney, English nobleman who left behind his inheritance to become a Barbary corsair. *Johannes van Walbeeck, Dutch admiral and corsair. Captured Curaçao in 1634 and later served as governor. *John Ward, A notorious English pirate around the turn of the 17th century who later became a Barbary Corsair operating out of Tunis during the early 1600s. *[[Waters-966|Edward Waters]], Waters New World adventures included being twice shipwrecked and marooned, and one short season pirating out of Bermuda before settling in Virginia. *Cornelis Witebol, Dutch corsair in Spanish service. In February 1622, attacked a fishing fleet from the Veere and Maasmond sinking several ships and bringing back the survivors to ransom in Duinkerken *Hendrick Worst, Dutch corsair who accompanied Pieter Schouten in his expedition to the West Indies. *Zheng Zhilong (Cheng Chih Lung), A convert to Christianity, Zhilon collaborated with Dutch forces, helping to create a monopoly on trade with Japan. *Wang Zhi, One of the chief figures amongst the wokou of the 16th century. *Francois le Clerc (Jambe de Bois), Known for his sacking of Santiago de Cuba in 1554 === Pirates From 1650-1690 === *Vincenzo Alessandri, Originally a Knight of Malta, Alessandri was captured and enslaved. *Michiel Andrieszoon, Dutch merchant-pirate. Associated with Thomas Paine and Laurens de Graff.[ *John Ansell, Sailed with Henry Morgan and participated in his raids against Maracaibo and Gibraltar, Venezuela. *[[Babb-83|Philip Babb]], it's said he was one of Capt. Kidd's men and that his ghost haunts Babb's Cove off Appledore Island near the coast of Maine. *Jean Bart, Born the son of a fisherman, Bart retired an Admiral in French service. *[[Bear-945|John Bear]] A Captain of some note during his lifetime, he was once the toast of Havana. *Philippe Bequel, Was one of the first foreign privateers awarded a letter of marque by the governor of Jamaica *Jacob Janssen van den Bergh, Dutch corsair and slave trader for the Dutch West India Company. *Lancelot Blackburne, Blackburne was an English clergyman, who became Archbishop of York, and – in popular belief – a pirate. *Eduardo Blomar, Spanish renegade active in the Spanish Main during the 1670s. Tried in absentia and convicted of piracy with Bartolomé Charpes and Juan Guartem in Panama in 1679. *Pierre Bot, French buccaneer active in the Caribbean. *Manuel Butiens, Dutch renegade and Dunkirker in the service of Spain. *Bartolome Charpes, Spanish renegade who was tried in absentia and convicted of piracy with Eduardo Blomar and Juan Guartem in Panama by Governor Don Dionicio Alceda in 1679. *Edward Collier, Served as Sir Henry Morgan's second-in-command throughout much of his expeditions against Spain during the mid-17th century. *John Cooke (Cook), English buccaneer who led an expedition against the Spanish in the early 1680s.[ *John Coxon, One of the most famous of the Brethren of the Coast, a loose consortium of pirates and privateers who were active on the Spanish Main. *[[Dampier-57|William Dampier]], Was the first person to circumnavigate the world three times *Edward Davis, Led the last major buccaneer raid against Panama. *John David (Robert Searle), Davis was one of the earliest and most active buccaneers on Jamaica. *Jacquotte Delahaye, Delahaye was a French Buccaneer, and together with Anne Dieu-Le-Veut was one of very few female buccaneers. *Anne Dieu-Le-Veut, Was originally one of the women – "Filles de Roi" – sent by the French government to Tortuga to become wives to the local male colonists. *Charlotte de Berry, A female pirate, she later commanded her own ship. *Cornelius Essex, An English buccaneer who took part in Captain Bartholomew Sharp's privateering expedition, the "Pacific Adventure", during the late 1670s. *Laurens de Graaf, Characterised as "a great and mischievous pirate" by Henry Morgan, de Graaf was a Dutch pirate, mercenary, and naval officer in the service of the French colony of Saint-Domingue. *Michel de Grammont, A French buccaneer, de Grammont primarily attacked Spanish holdings in Maracaibo, Trujillo, Cumana and Veracruz *Jean du Casse, Born to Huguenot parents, du Casse was allowed to join the French navy on the value of his prizes taken while a buccaneer. *Alexandre Exquemelin, A French writer, most known as the author of one of the most important sourcebooks of 17th century piracy, De Americaensche Zee-Roovers. *Jean Foccard, Associate of Laurens de Graaf and Michel de Grammont. He later joined them in their attack on Tampico in 1682. *"Red Legs" Greaves, Greaves's nickname was based on a commonly used term for reddened legs often seen among the Scottish and Irish who took to wearing kilts in almost any weather. Notably his raid of Margarita island *Juan Guartem, A Spanish renegade pirate who raided Spanish settlements in New Spain during the late 17th century with his most notable raid being against Chepo in 1679. *Peter Harris, English buccaneer and member of Captain Bartholomew Sharp's "Pacific Expedition". Killed at Panama in 1680 *Jean Hamlin (Hamilton), French buccaneer active in the Caribbean. Later hunted down by Captain John Coxon *Richard Hawkins, A buccaneer and explorer who was later knighted. *George Hout (d'Hout), English buccaneer who joined Francois Grogniet and Pierre le Picard in their raid on Guayaquil in 1687. *William Jackson, It was the fleet under his command that captured Jamaica for England. *Bartholomeus de Jager, Dutch corsair active against the Portuguese. He attacked a small merchant fleet at Fernando Noronha capturing one merchant ship and driving off the other. *Daniel Johnson, Became known as "Johnson the Terror" amongst the Spanish. *William Knight, Along with Edward Davis, he took part in the final large buccaneer attack on Spanish holdings. *Pierre Le Grand, Known only for a single attack against a Spanish galleon, his existence is disputed. *Edward Low, British pirate active in the Caribbean during the 1660s. *Raveneau de Lussan, An impoverished nobleman. Attacked targets in Central America. Known for a “long march” in 1688. *Thomas Magott (Mackett), English buccaneer who sailed with Bartholomew Sharp and others on the "Pacific Adventure". *Edward Mansvelt (Mansfield), Dutch buccaneer in English service. Known as the Admiral of the "Brethren of the Coast", Mansvelt was a mentor to Sir Henry Morgan who succeeded him following his death. *Marquis de Maintenon, A French nobleman who became a buccaneer in the Caribbean, selling his castle and title to Madame de Maintenon. Remarkable his raid of Margarita island. *David Marteen, Known primarily as the sole non-English Captain who participated in the raids against Spanish strongholds in present-day Mexico and Nicaragua. *Daniel Montbars (Exterminator), A former French naval officer and gentleman adventurer, he engaged in a violent and destructive war against Spain in the Caribbean and the Spanish Main. His hatred of the Spanish earned him the name "Montbars the Exterminator". *[[Morgan-8161|Sir Henry Morgan]], A privateer (and pirate) who later retired to become Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica *John Morris, A skilled pilot, he served with both Christopher Myngs and Henry Morgan before becoming a pirate hunter. *Sir Christopher Myngs, Described as "unhinged and out of tune" by the governor of Jamaica, Myngs nevertheless became a Vice-Admiral of the Blue in the Royal Navy. *Francois l'Ollonais (Jean-David Nau), Nicknamed "Flail of the Spaniards", l'Ollonais had a reputation for brutality, offering no quarter to Spanish prisoners. *Pierre Le Picard, An officer under l'Ollonais, he and Moise Vauquelin left to pursue a career on their own. He later served in King William's War. *Chevalier du Plessis, French privateer active in the West Indies. He was succeeded by Moise Vauquelin following his death. *Baron Jean de Pointis, His greatest venture was the 1697 Raid of Cartagena. *Bartolomeu Portugues, One of the earliest pirates to use a pirate code. *Thomas Pound, Briefly commanded a small ship near Massachusetts before being captured. *Lawrence Prince, Dutch buccaneer in English service. An officer under Sir Henry Morgan, he and John Morris led the vanguard at Panama in 1671. *Roche Braziliano, Roasted two Spanish farmers alive when they refused to hand over their pigs. *Philip Ras, Captured several English ships as both a corsair and privateer during the First Anglo-Dutch War. *Thomas Paine, A colonial American privateer who raided several settlements in the West Indies with Jan Willems, most notably against Rio de la Hacha in 1680. He also drove the French from Block Island. *Manuel Ribeiro Pardal, Portuguese privateer in the service of Spain. One of the few successful privateers active against the buccaneers of the Caribbean during the late 17th century. *[[Rawlings-1445|Benjamin Rawlings]], a privateer who captained the 'Thomas & Elizabeth ca 1696 between Africa and Barbadoes. *Stenka Razin, A Cossack pirate who operated on the Volga and later expanded into the Caspian Sea. *Richard Sawkins, Participated, along with John Coxon and Bartholomew Sharp, in the surprise attack on Santa Marta *Lewis Scot, Known for his attack on the city of Campeche, on the Yucatan Peninsula. *Bartholomew Sharp, Plundered 25 Spanish ships and numerous small towns. *Gustav Skytte, Attacked ships in the Baltic Sea, along with other accomplices of noble descent. *Bernard Claesen Speirdyke, Dutch buccaneer active in the Caribbean, he was captured by Captain Manuel Ribeiro Pardal near Cuba and later executed. *Charles Swan, A reluctant pirate, he begged for a pirate even as he looted his way around South America. *Jacques Tavernier (Le Lyonnais), French buccaneer who took part in expeditions with Laurens de Graaf, Michel de Grammont, Pierre Le Grand, François l'Ollonais and Sir Henry Morgan before his execution in 1673. His existence is disputed as the only pre-20th century reference to him appears in Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography. *Nicholas (Nikolaas) van Hoorn, Merchant, privateer and later pirate, van Hoorn was hugely successful before dying of wound infection. *Cornelis Janszzon van de Velde, Dutch corsair active near the Antillen, he was briefly associated with Bartholomeus de Jager. *Moise Vauquelin (Vanclein), An officer under l'Ollonais, he also had a partnership with Pierre le Picard. In his later years, he wrote a book detailing the coastline of Honduras and the Yucatan along with fellow buccaneer Philippe Bequel. *Lionel Wafer, An explorer whose work helped inspire the Darien Scheme. *Yankey (Janke Willems), Dutch buccaneer active in the Caribbean. *William Wright, Despite being English, Wright was active as a privateer under a French commission. He later became a buccaneer. === Pirates From 1690-1730 === *Thomas Anstis, Was mainly active in the Caribbean, and served under first Howell Davis and later Bartholomew Roberts *[[Baldridge-436|Adam Baldridge]], English pirate and one of the early founders of the pirate settlements in Madagascar. *Bartholomew Roberts (Black Bart), The most successful pirate of the Golden Age of Piracy, estimated to have captured more than 470 vessels. *George Booth, One of the earliest pirates active in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea. *John Bowen, Was active in the Indian Ocean, his contemporaries included George Booth and Nathaniel North. *[[Bellamy-755|Samuel Bellamy]] (Black Sam), Despite having a career of only 16 months, Bellamy was extraordinarily successful, capturing more than 50 ships before his death at age 28. *[[Thatch-9|Edward "Blackbeard" Teach]], With his fearsome appearance, Blackbeard is often credited with the creation of the stereotypical image of a pirate. Though his real name remains unknown, he began his pirate career as the first officer of Buccaneer-turned-pirate Captain Benjamin Hornigold of the Mary Anne. When a young crewman, Samuel Bellamy, called for a vote of no confidence in Hornigold for his refusal to attack English ships, the crew by a vote ousted Hornigold and Blackbeard, leaving the Mary Anne to Bellamy whom the crew elected their new captain. *Black Caesar, A captured slave turned pirate, Black Caesar was a well-known pirate active off the Florida Keys during the early 18th century. He later acted as a lieutenant to Blackbeard and was one of five Africans serving on his flagship. *Stede Bonnet, Nicknamed "The Gentleman Pirate", Bonnet was born into a wealthy family before turning to piracy. *[[Cormac-35 |Anne Bonny]], Despite never commanding a ship herself, Anne Bonny is remembered as one of few female historical pirates *Nicholas Brown, Active off the coast of Jamaica, Brown was eventually killed – and his head pickled – by childhood friend John Drudge. *[[Carkeet-26|William Carkeet]], Active several years beginning in 1689. Based in Salem, Massachusetts, where he died about 1720. *Dirk Chivers, Active in the Red Sea and Indian Ocean, Chivers later retired from piracy and returned to the Netherlands *Thomas Cocklyn, Primarily known for his association with Howell Davis and Oliver La Buze, Cocklyn's activities after 1719 are unknown. *Christopher Condent, After entering into piracy in 1718, Condent later took a prize of £150,000 and retired to France, becoming a wealthy merchant. *William Condon, Captaining the Fiery Dragon, Condon was killed when she caught fire and sank. *Robert Culliford, The former first mate of William Kidd, Culliford led a first mutiny against Kidd, stealing his ship Blessed William. *[[Delaunee-1|Francois Delaunee]] a French pirate hanged in Princess Anne County, Virginia in May 1700 *Alexander Dalzeel, Served under Henry Every. Was captured four times before finally being hanged. *Howell Davis, Having a career that lasted only 11 months, Davis was ambushed during an attempt to kidnap the governor of Príncipe. *Edward England, Differing from many other pirates of his day, England did not kill captives unless necessary. *John Evans, After an unsuccessful career as a legitimate sailor, Evans turned to piracy – initially raiding houses from a small canoe. *Henry Every (Avery), Famous as one of the few pirates of the era who was able to retire with his takings without being either arrested or killed in battle *John Fenn, Sailed with Bartholomew Roberts and, later, Thomas Anstis. *William Fly, Raided off the New England coast before being captured and hanged at Boston, Massachusetts. *[[Franc-39|Cornelius Franc]] a French pirate aboard ''La Paix,'' he was captured and hanged in Princess Anne County, Virginia in 1700 *Ingela Gathenhielm, Widow of Lars Gathenhielm, active on the Baltic Sea. *Lars Gathenhielm, Active on the Baltic Sea *[[Glanfield-20|Robert Glanfield]], A Captain out of Salem, Massachusetts, he was active from at least 1688 until his death in 1706. He seemed to have protection from interests in Salem, as he was able to act openly. *[[Guittar-11|Louis Guittar]], a French captain, who commanded the ship La Paix. He lost his ship in an all day battle offshore of Lynnhaven Bay, Virginia in April, 1700 *Charles Harris, Joining the Barbary corsairs, Harris converted to Islam, before being captured and later hanged. *John Halsey, Active in the Atlantic and Indian oceans, Halsey is remembered by Defoe as "brave in his Person, courteous to all his Prisoners, lived beloved, and died regretted by his own People." *Miguel Henriquez, Although born a shoemaker, Henríquez was later awarded a letter of marque by Spain for his actions against the British. *Benjamin Hornigold, Known for being less aggressive than other pirates, Hornigold once captured a ship for the sole purpose of seizing the crew's hats *[[Houghling-1|John Houghling]], ship pilot aboard ''La Paix,'' he was tried and hanged in Virginia in May of 1700 *Thomas Howard, Howard served under both George Booth and John Bowen and later commanded the Prosperous. *"Calico Jack" John Rackham, Earned his nickname for the colourful calico clothes that he wore. *Henry Jennings, Although later governor of the pirate haven of New Providence, Jennings only carried out two pirate acts – gaining an estimated 410,000 pesos. *John Julian, Recorded as the first black pirate to operate in the New World *James Kelly (James Gilliam), Active in the Indian Ocean, Kelly was a long-time associate of William Kidd. *[[Kidd-1|William "Captain" Kidd]], Although modern historians dispute the legitimacy of his trial and execution, the rumor of Captain Kidd's buried treasure has served only to build a legend around the man as a great pirate. His property was claimed by the crown and given to the Royal Hospital, Greenwich, by Queen Anne. *[[Levasseur-786|Olivier Levasseur]] (Oliver La Buse), Nicknamed "la Buse" (the Buzzard) for the speed with which he attacked his targets, Levasseur left behind a cryptic message that has yet to be deciphered fully today *Edward "Ned" Low, A pirate known for his vicious tortures, his methods were described as having "done credit to the ingenuity of the Spanish Inquisition in its darkest days". *[[Lowe-2422|Matthew Lowe]], In 1715, he seized a Spanish ship said to be carrying 11,050 pieces of eight. He was arrested and jailed in Nassau. Prior to his trial, he was freed by Benjamin Hornigold, another pirate. *George Lowther, Active in the Caribbean and the Atlantic, one of Lowther's lieutenants included Edward Low *Christopher Moody, Active off North and South Carolina, Moody offered no quarter to captured crews, signified by his flying of a red standard *Nathaniel North, Active in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea, North served with other famous contemporaries, including John Bowen and George Booth. *James Plantain, Plantain ruled the island of Madagascar between 1725 and 1728, primarily through fear, and was known as the "King of Ranter Bay". *John Quelch, Quelch was the first person tried for piracy outside England under Admiralty Law and therefore without a jury. *Mary Read, Along with Anne Bonny, one of few female historical pirates. When captured, Read escaped hanging by claiming she was pregnant, but died soon after of a fever while still in prison *[[Salter-2268|Edward Salter]], One of the members of Blackbeard's final crew, Edward survived and returned to North Carolina, dying there in 1735. *Francis Spriggs, Along with George Lowther and Edward Low, Spriggs was primarily active in the Bay of Honduras during the early 1720s. *John Taylor, At Reunion Island, Taylor is reputed to have captured the most valuable prize in pirate history *Thomas Tew, Despite only going on two pirate voyages, Tew pioneered a route later known as the Pirate Round *[[Tyrer-121|Matthew Tyrer]], While living in South Carolina, he was active beginning in 1699, and was indicted in 1700 for seizing several ships. *Charles Vane, Disliked due to his cruelty, Vane showed little respect for the pirate code, cheating his crew out of their shares in the takings *Richard Worley, Credited as one of the first pirates to fly the skull and crossbones pirate flag *Emanuel Wynn, Was the first pirate to fly the Jolly Roger. His design, however, also incorporate an hourglass below the skull. === Pirates From 1730-1860 === *Peter Alston, River pirate, highwayman, and counterfeiter, alias James May, who was believed to be an associate of the Samuel Mason and Micajah "Big" Harpe and Wiley "Little" Harpe. *Louis-Michel Aury, French privateer, served to the Republics of Venezuela and Mexico. *Joseph Baker, The single piratical action of his career consisted of an unsuccessful attempt to commandeer the sloop Eliza *Renato Beluche, A known associate of the Lafitte Brothers active in the Caribbean before joining Simon Bolivar army in his fight for South American independence. *Benito Bonito, Pirate who supposedly hid his treasures of Lima in the cliffs of Australia, or in Coco Island. *Hippolyte de Bouchard, A French and Argentine sailor who fought for Argentina, Chile and Peru. *Luis Brion de Trox, Dutch privateer, served to the Republics of Venezuela and Great Colombia. *Flora Burn, Female pirate active mainly off the East coast of North America from 1741. *Henri Caesar, Haitian pirate active in the Caribbean during the early 18th century. *Eric Cobham and Maria Lindsey, Cobham and his wife, Maria, were primarily active in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. *Roberto Cofresi, Puerto Rican pirate active mainly in the Caribbean sea. He was executed by the Spanish in 1825. *James Ford, A civic leader and business owner in western Kentucky and southern Illinois, secretly, was the leader of a gang of river pirates and highwaymen, along the Ohio River, known as the "Ford's Ferry Gang." *Hezekiah Frith, British ship owner and smuggler known as Bermuda's "gentleman privateer". Alleged to have used his business as a cover to withhold cargo sized in privateering expeditions and amass a small fortune. *Vincent Gambi, A pirate based out of New Orleans, he was an associate of Jean Lafitte. *Jose Gaspar (Gasparilla), Though a popular figure in Florida folklore, there is no pre-20th century evidence of his existence. *Catherine Hagerty and Charlotte Badger, Australian convicts. Among a group of convicts taken on board a shorthanded ship as crew. The convicts commandeered the ship and sailed for New Zealand. Hagerty was put ashore and died, Badger was never seen again. *[[Harper-6545|Micajah]] and [[Harper-6542|Wiley Harpe]], States America's first known serial killers, were Loyalists in the American Revolution, as well as, river pirates and highwaymen, who preyed on travelers along the Ohio River and the waterways of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Illinois. The Harpe Brothers were associates of Samuel Mason and Peter Alston. *Rahmah ibn Jabir al-Jalahimah, The most famous pirate in the Persian Gulf, he ruled over Qatar and Dammam for short periods and fought alongside the Wahhabis against the Al-Khalifa tribe of Bahrain. *Bill Johnston, Nicknamed "Pirate of the Thousand Islands". *Edward Jordan, Irish rebel, fisherman and pirate of Nova Scotia. *Jorgen Jorgensen, Danish adventurer and writer, he was captured by the British as a privateer during the Napoleonic Wars. *[[Lafitte-35 | Jean Lafitte]], French pirate (or privateer) active in the Gulf of Mexico during the early 1800s. A wanted fugitive by the United States, he later participated, during the War of 1812, in the Battle of New Orleans on the side of Andrew Jackson and the Americans. In 1822, Lafitte approached the navy of Gran Colombia and Simon Bolivar granted a commission and given a new ship, a 40-ton schooner named General Santander. *[[Lafitte-36 |Pierre Lafitte]], French pirate, and lesser-known brother of Jean Lafitte, active mainly in the Gulf of Mexico. *Narciso Lopez, Venezuelan adventurer, enlisted in United States about six hundred filibusters and successfully reached Cuba in May 1850. His troops arrived took the town of Cárdenas, carrying a flag that López had designed, which later became the flag of modern Cuba. He was executed in Havana by the royalist in 1851. *Sam Hall Lord, Sam Lord was one of the most famous buccaneers on the island of Barbados. *Kazimierz Lux, The Polish Pirates of the Caribbean. After pacifying the slave rebellion in Haiti, Lux started a career of piracy - shooting and boarding an American brig was one of his more spectacular successes; the vessel was later sold for 20 000 francs in Havana. *[[Mason-2736|Samuel Mason]], States Initially, an Revolutionary War Patriot captain in the Ohio County, Virginia militia and an associate judge and squire in Kentucky, Mason later, ran a gang of highway robbers and waterways river pirates. *John Murrell, Near-legendary bandit, known as the "Great Western Land Pirate," ran a gang of river pirates and highwaymen along the Mississippi River. *Robert Surcouf, French privateer and slave trader who operated in the Indian Ocean between 1789 and 1801, and again from 1807 to 1808, capturing over 40 prizes, while amassing a large fortune as a ship-owner, both from privateering and from commerce. *Rachel Wall, Rachel and her husband George Wall were active off the New Hampshire coast until George and the crew were washed out to sea. She was hanged in Boston on 8 October 1789. *William Walker, American lawyer, journalist and adventurer, who organized several private military expeditions into Latin America, with the intention of establishing English-speaking colonies under his personal control. Walker became president of the Republic of Nicaragua in 1856 and ruled until 1857, when he was defeated by a coalition of Central American armies. He was executed in Trujillo by the government of Honduras in 1860. *Alexander White, Hanged for piracy in Cambridge, Massachusetts in November 1784. *[[Youx-1 | Dominique You]], Acquired a reputation for daring as a pirate. Retired to become a politician in New Orleans. == Online Resources == *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pirates#cite_note-Botting-19 List of Pirates] *[http://www.piratesinfo.com/ Pirates Info] *[http://www.tenfactsabout.co.uk/0021pirates.htm 10 Facts About Pirates] *[http://www.rmg.co.uk/explore/sea-and-ships/all-about/pirates All About Pirates] *[http://brethrencoast.com/Pirate_Biographies.html Biographies of Famous Pirates]

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[[Category: Sources by Name]] [[Category: New Hampshire]] Other: [[Space: Sources-New Hampshire | New Hampshire Sources]] __TOC__ == Piscataqua Pioneers == * by John Scales (1835-1928) * published by The Press of C.F. Whitehouse, Dover, N.H., 1919. * [[Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Piscataqua Pioneers|WikiTree Profiles that use this source]] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/piscataquapionee00pisc * https://archive.org/details/piscataquapionee00pisc_0 * https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009562448 === Table of Contents === * TBD === Errata === * When errors in this publication are found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === Citation Formats === * Scales, John. ''[[Space:Piscataqua Pioneers|Piscataqua Pioneers]]'' (C.F. Whitehouse, Dover, N.H., 1919) [ Page ]. * ([[#Scales|Scales]])

[[Category:Piscataquis County, Maine]] == Purpose == This space is catalog Revolutionary War soldiers who lived in Piscataquis County Maine Piscataquis county was incorporated on March 23, 1838, taken from the western part of Penobscot County and the eastern part of Somerset County. [[Space:1776_Maine|Maine In the Revolutionary War]] Parent Page '''Soldiers buried in Piscataquis County''' {| class="sortable" border="1" width:100% ! scope="col" style="width: 175px;" | Name ! scope="col" style="width: 40px;" | Born ! scope="col" style="width: 40px;" | Died ! scope="col" style="width: 40px;" |DAR ! scope="col" style="width: 40px;" | SAR ! scope="col" style="width: 75px;" | FG # ! scope="col" style="width: 250px;" | Cemetery / Note ! scope="col" style="width: 150px;" | Birthplace ! scope="col" style="width: 100px;" | Rank |- |Ames, PhineasAmes, Phineas||1757||1839||A002253||103280||42315108||Pine Grove Cemetery |- |Andrews, EphraimAndrews, Ephraim||1757||1845||||103826||86382734||French's Hill Cemetery |- |Barret, JohnBarret, John||1756||1837||||109610|||| |- |Bennett, IsaacBennett, Isaac||1741||1790||A009228||113292|||| |- |Bradford, WilliamBradford, William||1755||1811||A013434||119541|||| |- |Brown, EnochBrown, Enoch||1753||1844||||122430||69065421||Hoxie Cemetery |- |Burrill, JohnBurrill, John||1752||1843||A019014||125870||24860166||Rural Grove Cemetery |- |Burrill, ZebaBurrill, Zeba||1765||1833||||||23039068||Dover Cemetery |- |Cobb, Isaac, SeamnCobb, Isaac, Seamn||1753||1823||A023460||135250|||| |- |Cutting, JohnCutting, John||1763||1842|||||||| |- |Daggett, TristramDaggett, Tristram||1758||1848||A029334||143161|||| |- |Emerson, AsaEmerson, Asa||1746||1817||A036383||154525|||| |- |Gibbs, ElishaGibbs, Elisha||1753||1836||A044581||165582||24860434||Rural Grove Cemetery |- |Glass, Consider S.Glass, Consider S.||1759||1843||A045316||166849||11541135|| |- |Goff, James, Sgt.Goff, James, Sgt.||1760||1859||A046036||167336||104574348||Jackman Corner Cemetery |- |Gould, JamesGould, James||1753||1843||||168547||38986434||Gould Cemetery |- |Hart, JohnHart, John||1766||1841||A051530||||54890020||Sweet Cemetery |- |Hinds, NimrodHinds, Nimrod||1758||1835||A055220||182015||23039208||Dover Cemetery |- |Jackson, L.Jackson, L.||1748||1827|||||||| |- |Leathers, EnochLeathers, Enoch||1763||1858||A068154||234422||21169751||Knowlton Mills Cemetery |- |Leeman, Jacob SmithLeeman, Jacob Smith||1758||1834||||||133085650|| |- |Leland, HenryLeland, Henry||1761||1835||A069451||235288||64378092||Knowlton Mills Cemetery |- |Low, BezaleelLow, Bezaleel||1754||1837||||239082||||Small-Philbrick Cemetery |- |May, IsaacMay, Isaac||1758||1844||A076239||243691|||| |- |Moore, AbrahamMoore, Abraham||1766||1844||A079228||251340||104599072||Old Cemetery |- |Pond, ApolloPond, Apollo||1764||1831||A090441||||64204065||Knowlton Mills Cemetery |- |Rolfe, JeremiahRolfe, Jeremiah||1759||1841||||||57064637||Old Cemetery |- |Sargent, BenjaminSargent, Benjamin||1763||1844||||||106902704||Evergreen Cemetery |- |Seabury, ThomasSeabury, Thomas||1761||1827||||||57364041||French's Hill Cemetery |- |Spaulding, EleazerSpaulding, Eleazer||1759||1850||||||25829404||Dover Cemetery |- |Spooner, StevensSpooner, Stevens||1763||1828||||||64397772||Knowlton Mills Cemetery |- |Teel, SamuelTeel, Samuel||1749||1832|||||||| |- |Thomas, IchabodThomas, Ichabod||1758||1845||||||68837794||Brownville Village Cemetery |- |Thomas, Joseph T.Thomas, Joseph T.||1727||1823|||||||| |- |Towne, ThomasTowne, Thomas||1743||1824||||||38989695||East Dover Cemetery |- |Tubbs, JacobTubbs, Jacob||1752||1828||||||||Abbot Village Cemetery |- |Tukesbury, ThomasTukesbury, Thomas||1758|||||||||| |- |Walton, Benjamin, Pvt.Walton, Benjamin, Pvt.||1760||1851||||||106919535||Evergreen Cemetery |- |Whittemore, AbrahamWhittemore, Abraham||1792||1866||||||23670214||Pine Grove Cemetery |- |Wing, Nathan, Pvt.Wing, Nathan, Pvt.||1765||1836||||||52816720||Old Cemetery |}

[[Category: Piscataway Parish, Church of England, Prince George's County, Province of Maryland]] [[Wikipedia: St. John's Episcopal Church (Fort Washington, Maryland)]] ==Names== The main parish church has been called both Broad Creek Church and St. John's Church. Sources differ on whether the first building on the main site was called St. John's Church from the beginning or only later buildings used the name of St. John's Church. The parish has also been known by various names including Piscataway Parish, Broad Creek Parish and Saint John's Parish. See ''Piscataway Parish and St. John's Parish, Now King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Parish Register 1689-1801'' at the first typed page. ==Parish Records== The early parish records are a valuable resource for genealogists. Often genealogical relationships may be found among such persons. See ''Piscataway Parish and St. John's Parish, Now King George's Parish, Prince George's County, Parish Register 1689-1801''. (available for dowloading at the [http://www.msa.md.gov/megafile/msa/speccolm/m0000/m0200/m229/pdf/m229.pdf Maryland State Archives], and at FamilySearch, https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/1674912 ==Category Usage== Profiles of persons who are named in the parish records prior to 1789 should be categorized under [[:Category: Piscataway Parish, Church of England, Prince George's County, Province of Maryland]]. Profiles of those named in parish records from 1789 forward should be categorized under [[:Category: St. John's Episcopal Church Broad Creek, Fort Washington, Maryland]]. ==Historic Information== *In 1692, when Maryland became a royal colony and the Church of England was established as the state church, Piscataway Parish, officially named King George's Parish, was the westernmost of four parishes created in what was then Charles County. Percy C. Skirvin. The First Parishes of the Province of Maryland. Baltimore: Clearfield Co., 1923, 1994, p. 135-136 (these pages are accessible at https://books.google.com/books?id=z_nfuURPa5wC&pg=PA135&lpg=PA135&dq=St.+John%27s+Church+Broad+Creek&source=bl&ots=bRPCBRIJsH&sig=y64pF_Xhn2oMoWgSdRvsK6kTwrg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiPqs6RlfvYAhVB2VMKHcfdCEw4ChDoAQgoMAA#v=onepage&q&f=false : accessed 28 Jan 2018) Wikipedia contributors, "St. John's Episcopal Church (Fort Washington, Maryland)," Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=St._John%27s_Episcopal_Church_(Fort_Washington,_Maryland)&oldid=819798138 (accessed January 27, 2018).Christopher Owens (July 1973). "National Register of Historic Places Registration: St. John's Church". Maryland Historical Trust. (pdf - https://mht.maryland.gov/secure/medusa/PDF/NR_PDFs/NR-213.pdf : retrieved 28 Jan 2018) *In 1695, Prince George's County was created from a portion of Charles County and a portion of Calvert County. Piscataway Parish was in the area which became Prince George's County.Maryland at a Glance: Historical Chronology, Maryland Manual Online: a Guide to Maryland & Its Government (http://msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdmanual/01glance/chron/html/chron16.html : accessed 26 Jan 2018) *By 1695, the parish had constructed the first St. John's Church, a wood frame building, on the site of the current St. John's Church. *"It was on this land [78 acres purchased at Broad Creek, a part of Lisle Hall] in 1699 that the parish church was built and it received the name of "Broad Creek Church." (Note: the date 1699 may be an error as the parish register starts with 1689.) *In 1710, John Fraser became the first priest assigned to the parish. Previously, it had been served by lay readers or priest from surrounding parishes. *In 1719, the chapel at Rock Creek was built. *In 1726, the Prince Georges’ Parish was created out of the western territories of the Parish. The chapel at Rock Creek (now Washington, DC) became that parish's church. At this time, Piscataway became known as St. John's. *Between 1742 and 1775, the parish had two additional chapels of ease: the Upper Chapel (St. Mathew's Church also called called Addison's Chapel, Seat Pleasant) and the Lower Chapel (Christ Church, Accokeek). *In 1742, the territory was further divided, and out of it was created “All Saints Parish”, with the parish church in Frederick. *In 1789, the Protestant Episcopal Church was formed by Anglican congregations in the United States of America as they formally separated from the Church of England. This parish was founded in 1692. St John's Church, Broad Creek, was formed as Piscataway Parish. Its original bounds were "beginning at the moth of the Mattawoman Creek and running up the said Creek and Branch thereof to the utmost limits of the County [Charles] and running North to the line of the Province and then West to the Potomac River and then down the said River to the mouth of the Mattawoman Creek. Charles County Land Records, Liber R, p. 460, cited by Skirven . At the time of formation it was in the portion of Charles County, from which Prince Georges County was formed later. Piscataway Parish was one of the thirty Parishes formed at the time of the Establishment of the Church of England in Maryland in 1692. ==Current Information== Website for [http://stjohnsbroadcreek.org today's church]. St. John’s, Piscataway, today, is located at Broad Creek in Prince George's County, south of the city of Washington, D.C., between that city and Fort Washington, across the Potomac River from Mount Vernon. Ruth Zeller, Sketch of Francis Walker, 1985. The present building was built in 1723 and the church is still active. One of the pews bears a plaque concerning George Washington's attendance there. He and his family came over the Potomac in a barge. ==Sources== ==Contact== This free space page is based on the work of Rev. [[Day-1904|Jack Day]] of Baltimore County, Maryland.

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[[Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] If you have any additions or improvements to this page, please feel free to edit, and also request to be on the trusted list. This page was originally created as a branch off the [[:Space:Cieplice%2C_Jarosław%2C_Galicja%2C_Austria|Cieplice Resource Page.]] The Poland Project connects historical locations to their present-day location in order to increase visibility of the content inside of them and to help people find the location if they only have basic understanding of the area. You only need to add ONE category below for your Wikitree profile to be seen across all three. See Categories: *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] in [[:Category: Jaroslau (Bezirk)|Bezirk Jaroslau]]. (Historical Galicia mirror 1772-1918) *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Leżajsk, Subcarpathian, Poland]] You may add profiles or pages to these categories from any point in history. (English) *[[:Category: Piskorowice, Leżajsk, Podkarpackie, Polska]] Możesz dodawać profile lub strony do tych kategorii z dowolnego punktu w historii. (Polish mirror) == Piskorowice == From [https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piskorowice Wikipedia]: Piskorowice [pʲiskɔrɔˈvʲit͡sɛ] (Ukrainian: Пискоровичі, Pyskorovychi) can be located in the administrative district of Gmina Leżajsk, within Leżajsk County, Subcarpathian Voivodeship (Województwo Podkarpackie), in south-eastern Poland. *The first traces of human presence in these areas date back to 10-8 thousand years ago. years B.C. People inhabited higher areas and strengthened by nature. They built huts, and later dug dugouts covered with a roof. In the 7th - 6th centuries BC. this is the period of the Przeworsk culture. At the beginning of the 7th century, the tribe of Lechites settled in Lędzia. *It is assumed that the village existed as a settlement already in the times of the principality of Halicko-Włodzimierz, which is evidenced by the strong Orthodox faith and a large number of Ruthenians who came from the east at the beginning of the 13th century and settled in ethnic Polish lands (Lachów). *According to Włodzimierz Kubijowicz, in 1939, 2,740 people lived in Piskorowice (including 2,340 Ukrainians, 340 Poles and 60 Jews), 130 Poles were Ukrainian-speaking. *On April 18, 1945, the Polish partisan unit of "Wołyniak" (Józef Zadzierski), together with other NOW partisan units disguised in the uniforms of the Polish Army, contrary to the Hague conventions, committed a pacification of the village, during which they murdered one hundred and several dozen people of Ukrainian nationality staying overnight at the local school. Among the victims were also women and children. They were also killed in the village and in the fields by the San River. The Ukrainians did not defend themselves, because the UPA did not operate in this area, and Piskorowice did not have self-defense. *In Ukrainian Pyskorovychy, on the night of April 17 to April 18, 1945, armed Polish units from the department of the People's Military Union under the leadership of Józef Zadzerski (pseudonym "Volynyak") shot almost 200 (according to Ukrainian sources - 358) in the premises of the school without any reason. Ukrainians from Pyskorovych and surrounding villages, who, under the protection of several Red Army soldiers, were waiting here for transport for resettlement to other regions of the Ukrainian SSR[3]. A total of 1,344 citizens of Ukrainian nationality from Pyskorovych and its suburbs became victims of underground Polish military units in 1944–1947, and Poles loyal to Ukrainians were also killed.[https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B8%D1%87%D1%96] *In the village of Piskorovichi, there are many monuments to the victims of banditry by Poles in the cemetery, where 5-10 people are buried, and on one grave there is an inscription that 386 Ukrainians who were killed in 1945 are buried here. The monument was erected by Ukrainians of Canada. And how many people went down the Xiang River, who were waiting for armed bandits near the Lezhaisk crossing, who were returning home from Germany and other places. The Xiang River was red with human blood. In the village of Piskorovichi, people were gathered at the school for resettlement. In the evening, security from the NKVD was called to Yaroslavl, and a militia of 10,000 Poles under the leadership of a Pole with the nicknames "Volynyak" and "Kudlaty" surrounded all the villages along the Xiang River and made the final action. I have no information about the rest of the villages, but I am writing only about Piskorovichi because my mother's sister and brother, Mykhailina Bazilevichi and Pavlo, were killed there (Mykhailina was a widow, and Pavlo ran away in the field near the village, and crows pecked at his body for several days). People got lost on the second floor of the school so tightly that the corpses could not be pulled out afterwards. All this was suppressed, and they were shot from below from the first floor with automatic weapons. Blood flowed down the walls, and the first floor was covered in blood. *In the village Pyskorovichi next to the village. Pavlokom (366 victims), p. Gorayets (198 victims), village Berezka (180 victims), village Malkovichi (154 victims), and the village of Bakhiv (90 victims) was one of the largest number of civilians killed by Polish armed groups during the ethnocide of Ukrainians in 1943-1948. *Some Ukrainians were voluntarily and forcibly evicted to the USSR (1,365 people — 301 families). The rest of the Ukrainians were ethnically cleansed in 1947 during Operation "Visula" and were deported to post-German lands in the western and northern parts of the Polish state, which belonged to Germany until 1945. == Proper Location Fields for Wikitree == *1772-1804: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Habsburgermonarchie *1804-1867: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Kaiserthum Oesterreich *1867-1918: Piskorowice, Jaroslau, Königreich Galizien und Lodomerien, Österreichisch-Ungarische Monarchie *1914 - 1939: Piskorowice, powiat jarosławski, województwa lwowskie , Rzeczpospolita Polska *1939 - 1945: Piskorowice, Bezirk Lwów, Distrikt Galizien, Polen, Großdeutsches Reich *1945 - 1975: Piskorowice, powiat rzeszowski, województwa rzeszówskie, Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa *1975 - 1998: Piskorowice, powiat rzeszowski, województwa przemyślskie, Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa * 1998 - Pres: Piskorowice, powiat leżajski, województwa podkarpackie, Rzeczpospolita Polska == Piskorowice (1772-1918) == Piskorowice was formerly in the Russian division of [[Space:Galicia|Galicia]] from 1772 until 1918. 1772-1918 Piskorowice had it's own Greek Catholic Church, Roman Catholic Church located in Lezajsk and Synagogue located in Sieniawa. 1900 Census = 2342 total inhabitants *433 Roman Catholics *1786 Greek Catholics *125 Jewish *2 other *608 Polish *1732 Ruthenian *374 houses (including the hamlets: Pigany - 60 houses, Paluchy - 32 houses, Mołynie - 32 houses, Leżachowiec - 14 houses). [[Space:Names|Common Ukrainian Names]] for this area. The photo below depicts locations of churches according to the 1900 census. [https://www.geshergalicia.org/galician-town-locator/]. This information is crucial when searching for records. https://www.wikitree.com/photo.php/b/bf/Cieplice_Jaroslaw_Galicja_Austria-2.jpg {{Image|file=Piskorowice.jpg|size=700|align=c}} == Research and Resources == '''Do you have information to share? Please feel free to add your information.''' *See [[Space:Galicia|Galicia]] for information on maps, and research aids. https://www.apokryfruski.org/kultura/nadsanie/piskorowice/ 1784-1846: [Copies of record books of the Piskorowice parish (Sieniawa deanery)]; [Kopie ksiąg metrykalnych parafii Piskorowice (dekanat Sieniawa)] https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18066097 1854: (Map) Dorf Piskorowce in Galizien Przemysler Kreis: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18051138 1869-1942: Akta stanu cywilnego izraelickiej gminy wyznaniowej w Sieniawie; Files of the civil status of the Israeli religious community in Sieniawa https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/zespol/-/zespol/128300 1934: Arkusze zgłoszeń litera (gmina Cetula, Manasterz, Mołodycz, Piskorowice, Radawa, Surmaczówka); Letter application sheets (municipalities of Cetula, Manasterz, Mołodycz, Piskorowice, Radawa, Surmaczówka) https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/18045176 == House Number Study == The following have been entered as Wikitree profile under [[:Category: Piskorowice, Jaroslau]] and it is initially based on the Cieplice One Place Study. If an entry below is listed as "OMITTED", this only means a Wikitree profile was not set up for anyone mentioned in the record. If you have found records and would like to contribute to this list, please make appropriate edits or contact the profile manager. ---- '''?''' *OMITTED; (Cieplice Record) Scan 45, 21 Jun 1805; #x; Lucas Kogut, age 30, single and Anastasia Zamorycha, age 26, widow. Witnesses from Piskorowice. ---- '''1''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #1; Stanislaw & Alexander; of Alexander Bobakowski and Elisabeth ---- '''10''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #233: Michael Madaj of Piskorowice filius Symeon Madaj and Euatharina Pron, age 51 widow and #10: Anna Kiprak filia Martin Kiprak and Hidpko and Anna Harsalowna(?) age 33 wsingle ---- '''13''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #13; Stephanus, filia Michael Tenas, age 2 yrs ---- '''16''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #16: Ludovicus Zelaznya, filius Cazimiri Zelazny et Barbara Winiarz, age 24, single and #208: Xenia Motyn filia Alexi Hannaluik et Anna de Ignatio Fedik, age 40 widow. ---- '''24''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #24: Anna; Joannes Kogut (of Joannes and Maria Paluch) and Anna (of Andreas SzykuTa and Eva Bukowinski) *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #55: Basilius Lesiak, filius Basilius et Anastasia ?, age 21, single and #24: Euatharina Kogut filia Andrea Gresekiwicz et Eva Korczniak age 21, widow ---- '''25''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #25; Theodorus, filia Basili Kaczmarz *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #25; Joannes Kaczmarz, age 38 ---- '''30''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #116: Basilius Paluch, Piskorowice, filius Symeonis Paluch and Maria Wieczaniec(?) age 20, single; and #30: Xenia Bliszcz; filia Theodor Bliszcz and Eva Szegda, age 17, single ---- '''31''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #31; Anna; Petri WoTos uxor; age 60 years ---- '''34''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #34: Stephanus WoTos, filius Stephan WoTos, age 36, single; and #188: Parascevia Kubrak; filia ichaelis Kubrak et Xenia Chromyko, age 21, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #34; Theodorus filius Basili WoTos, age 3 years ---- '''37''' *(Cieplice Record) Scan 14, 24 Nov 1898; Wasil Fed--ak?, widow, son of Onufriy and Mary Puc--lo?, of Piskorowice, born 21 Apr 1853, age 45, house#36; Ahafia Kocur, of Anton and Mary Stecko, age 27, house# 33 Cieplice ---- '''38''' *(Cieplice Announcment) 1851 Piskorowice; iwan Wruzbyt of Mike and Kaska Pisieszko, age 18, house#208; and (omitted) Maria Rudkowska, widow of Marty, age 48, Piskorowice house#38 ---- '''40''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #40; Andreas; of Alexius WoTczasty (of Demetri of Cieplice and Maria KuryTowka and Xenia WoTczastas (of Joannes Bukowinski and Anna Rassa) ---- '''41''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #41; Basilius Kulaga; age 50 years ---- '''43''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #209; Joannes MoTyn of Piskorowice filia Nicolai MoTyn and Xenophemia Sroka age 27 single; and #43: Eva Dai filia Stephan Dai and Eustarina Korchowiec age 21 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #43; Alexius; Dai; age 41 yrs ---- '''44''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #44; Anastasia; of Joannes Czajka (of Mathai and Euphromia of Stephan PuyTo) and Anna (of Elias Pigan and Maria of Gabriel Ludy) ---- '''45''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #124: Joannes KozioTko filius Demetri et Eutharina Siry, age 21, single and #45: Maria Lopin filia Joannis et Xenia de Joannes Korczniak, age 18, single. ---- '''50''' *OMITTED (Cieplice Record) 1814; Scan 61; 1 May 1814; #250/50; Basili Fasiak, age 44, widow, Piskorowice and Anastasia Szegda, age 26, widow ---- '''51''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #51; Michael filia Georgii Kurlo, 1 day. ---- '''55''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #55: Basilius Lesiak, filius Basilius et Anastasia ?, age 21, single and #24: Euatharina Kogut filia Andrea Gresekiwicz et Eva Korczniak age 21, widow ---- '''59''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #59; Anna, filia Petri Rybak; age 2 years ---- '''61''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #91: Daniel Bliszcz, filius Demetri and Anna de Panko KurTo, age 16, single; and #61: Anastasia Zawmucha filia Joannes et Anna de Basilius PucyTo, age 15 single. ---- '''62''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #62; Stephanus Pigan; 47 years. *(Cieplice Record) 1872; Scan 85; #62/275; Teodor Pigan; Piskorowice (of Mike and Eudocia Rasa) and Cath (of Elias Huczko and Rosalia Kopytko) ---- '''63''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #190; Demetrius Szwed; filius Alexii Szwed and Anna de Jacobi PunsTo(?), age 41, single; and #63: Parasceiva Korszniak filia Michaelis Pigan et Eva de Petro Rassa, age 23, widow. ---- '''68''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #68; Andreas Koman; age 50 years *(Cieplice Record) 1825; Scan 88; #68/165; Basili Koman, of Piskorowice and Ahafia Paskowski ---- '''72''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #174: Basilius MoTyn; filius Philippi MoTyn et Eva KTudio; age 46, widow; and #72: Xenia Dowpan filia Demetrius Dowpan et Anastasia de Symeon Kowal, age 33, single. *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 7; 1834 Piskorowice; Olech; of Dmytro Wolczasty; house#336; (omitted) Xenia; of Mikolaj Bruszka, widow; Piskorowice house#72 ---- '''76''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #217: Alexius Sroka of Piskorowice filius Georgii Sroka and Maria Jacobi Szpak, age 27 single and #76: Eva Kaczmarz filia Basili Bliszcz and Xenia KozioTko age 24, widow ---- '''77''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #201: Michael Bliszcz of Piskorowice, filia Joannes Bliszcz and Anastasia Szpak age 19 single; and #77: Maria Koslarz, filia Andreas Koslarz and Anna of Joannes Szepulka age 18 single. ---- '''81''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #81; Eva Rybak; age 34 years ---- '''84''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #84; Michael Czyra/Czyna; age 38 years *(Cieplice Announcement) 23 Nov 1851 Piskorowice; Hryc Fedyrko, widow age 42, house#97 and (omitted) Xenia Dorotycz, widow of Iwan, age 34, Piskorowice house#84 ---- '''85''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #85; Parascevia, filia Elias CuryTo; age 13 years ---- '''91''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #91: Daniel Bliszcz, filius Demetri and Anna de Panko KurTo, age 16, single; and #61: Anastasia Zawmucha filia Joannes et Anna de Basilius PucyTo, age 15 single. ---- '''92''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #92; Joannes, filius Demetri Bliszcz; age 7 years ---- '''98''' *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 96; 21 Nov 1869 Piskorowice; Mike Wolczasty, of Wasyl and nasti Mokrycki age 28, house#341 and Nasta Szelewa, of Iwan and mary, age 18, Piskorowice house#98 *(Cieplice Record) 1873; Scan 89; #215/98; Sebastian Szewczyk, widow (of Andrew and Dorota Solarz) and Xenodja Fedurko, widow; Piskorwice (of Nicolas Rasa and Cath Molyn) ---- '''101''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #101; Anastasia, filia Anna Dai; age 3 months ---- '''104''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #104; Daniel; of Gregorius Konszniak (of Onufrii and Xenia Motyn) and Anastasia (of Joannes Tenas and Maria Cuipa) ---- '''107''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #107: Demetrius Rassa of Piskorowice filius Alexi Rassa and Evatharina Paluch, age 30 widow; and #183: Anna Harpul, filius Theodori Harpul and Anna Ciglak age 22 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #107; Alexius Rassa; age 66 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #107; Anastasia, uxor Demetri Rassa; age 25 years ---- '''109''' *(Cieplice Announcement) Scan 181; 1889; Petro Paul Szykula, of Iwan and Kata Kubrak, age 24, Piskorowice house#109; and Paraska Wolczasty, of Mike and Anastasia Szelewa, age 15, house#533 ---- '''110''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #110; Maria CzaTapicha; age 67 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #110; Parascevia, filia Gregori Bliszcz, age 4 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #110; Pelagia, filia Maria CzaTapicha; age 2 years ---- '''114''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #114; Eva, Alexi Gawara uxor; age 52 years ---- '''115''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #115; Anastasia Chamyko, age 51 yrs ---- '''116''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #116: Basilius Paluch, Piskorowice, filius Symeonis Paluch and Maria Wieczaniec(?) age 20, single; and #30: Xenia Bliszcz; filia Theodor Bliszcz and Eva Szegda, age 17, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #116; Symeon Paluch; age 44 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #116; Anna of Joannes Paluch uxor; age 63 years ---- '''121''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #121; Michael WoTos Wyskup; age 39 years ---- '''127''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #127; Joannes Bukowinski; age 48 years ---- '''123''' *(Cieplice Record) 1888; Scan 168; Andrew Nagorny #123; Piskorowice (of Mike and Maria Peklak) and Anastasia Stecko #41; (of Procopi and Cath Piplu) ---- '''124''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #124: Joannes KozioTko filius Demetri et Eutharina Siry, age 21, single and #45: Maria Lopin filia Joannis et Xenia de Joannes Korczniak, age 18, single. ---- '''131''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #131; Anna uxor Theodori Koman; age 47 years ---- '''134''' *(Cieplice Record) 1827; #134/60; Basili Szykala, age 20, Piskorowice and Catharina Antosz age 17. ---- '''135''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #135; Parascevia Gruszkieuwicz; age 42. ---- '''137''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #137; Stephanus filius Demetri Socha; age 1.5 years ---- '''150''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #150; Anna filia Joannes Pigan, age 4 years ---- '''151''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #151; Petrus SczyTa(?), age 47 years ---- '''153''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #153; Eva uxor Demetri Biela; age 23 years ---- '''161''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #161; Michael filia Symeon Stupen(?); 1 day, death. ---- '''162''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #162; Elias filius Stephan Stupen; age 1 year *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #162; Stephanus Stupen, age 43. ---- '''163''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #163: Alexius Cuipala; filius Petri Cuipala et Magdalena de Kowal Petro, age 29, widow; and #239: Anna Paluch filia Gregorii Kubrak et Anastasia Siry; age 27, widow. ---- '''165''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #165; Gregorius Zarlaka(?); age 53, death. ---- '''166''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #166; Alexius Zanko; age 44 *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #166; Eva, Alexii Zanko uxor; age 40 years ---- '''170''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #170; Joannes, filius Joannes Makara, age 9 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #170; Joannes Makara; age 54; death. *(Cieplice Annoucement) 10 Mar 1850 Piskorowice; Alex Nagurni (soldier) of Iwan and Feski Bucyn, age 38, house#385; and Hanka Hupen, widow of Mike, Piskorowice house#170 ---- '''172''' *(Cieplice Record) 1815; Scan 66; #336/172; Andrew MoTynj, Piskorowice #172 and Maria Wolcasty #336 ---- '''173''' *(Cieplice Record) 1862; Scan 44; #173/327; Joannes Hys; Piskorowicz (of Demetri and Xenia Motyn) and Parascevia (of Joannis Leszaj and Maria Wotczasty) *(Cieplice Record) 1870; Scan 75; #173/337; Joannes Hys; Piskorwicz (of Demetri and Xenia Molyn) and Maria (of Alex Mokryki and Anna Karchut) ---- '''174''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #174: Basilius MoTyn; filius Philippi MoTyn et Eva KTudio; age 46, widow; and #72: Xenia Dowpan filia Demetrius Dowpan et Anastasia de Symeon Kowal, age 33, single. *(Cieplice record) 1869; Scan 67; #174/344; Teodor Motyn; Piskorowicz (of Basili and Eudocia Majdry) and Maria (of Simeon Leszaj and Maria Ochab) *1888*set); Scan 7; Joannes Nycz; #321(of Nicolas and Eva Zielinka) and Maria; #174 Piskorowice (of Teodor Molyn and Maria Wolczasty; Piskorowice) ---- '''176''' *(Cieplice record) 1879; Scan 123; #176/319; Teodor Szul; Piskorowice (of Greg and Maria DoTham) and Xenia (of Alex Pron and Parascevia Rudyk) ---- '''178''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan495; birth; #178; Basilius; of Mathias Rassa (of Nicolai Rassa and Euatharina Molyn); and Maria Rassa (of Theodori Kogut and Eucatharina Sroka) *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #178; Joannes, child of Joannes Rafta Morczican(?); age 1 year *(Cieplice announcement) 26 Jun 1853 Piskorowice; Jurko Pisieszko, widow, house#298; and Nasta, of Mikolaj Rasa and Kaska Molyn, age 31, Piskorowice house#178 ---- '''179''' *(Cieplice record) 1850; Scan 77; #179/25; Petro Pron; Brkowice (of Gabriel and Anna Klimki) and Maria (of Alex PIskorz and Cath Burki) ---- '''181''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #181; Timoteus Paluch, age 78. *1833; (Cieplice Announcement) Scan 4; 1833; Jurko, of Dmytro Wolczasty, house#336; Maria, of Tym Paluch, Piskorowice house#181 ---- '''183''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #107: Demetrius Rassa of Piskorowice filius Alexi Rassa and Evatharina Paluch, age 30 widow; and #183: Anna Harpul, filius Theodori Harpul and Anna Ciglak age 22 single ---- '''185''' *(Cieplice record) 1847; Scan 60; #185/341; Basili Paluch; Piskorowice (of Mike and Anastasia Kubrak) and Anna (of Basili Wolczasty and Anastasia Mokrycki) ---- '''186''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #186; Euatharina; Jonas Kowal; age 52yrs ---- '''187''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #187; Eva Pusio; age 61 years ---- '''188''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #188; Andreas; of Joannes Pesieczko (of Maria) and Anna (of Michaelis Kunbrak and Xenia Chromyk *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #34: Stephanus WoTos, filius Stephan WoTos, age 36, single; and #188: Parascevia Kubrak; filia ichaelis Kubrak et Xenia Chromyko, age 21, single ---- '''190''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #190; Demetrius Szwed; filius Alexii Szwed and Anna de Jacobi PunsTo(?), age 41, single; and #63: Parasceiva Korszniak filia Michaelis Pigan et Eva de Petro Rassa, age 23, widow. *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #190; Eutharina uxor Demetri Szwed; age 40 years ---- '''191''' *(Cieplice record) 1872; Scan 86; #191/129; Nicolas Sroka; Piskorowice (of Ignati and Eudocia Papa) and Maria (of Petro Koziotko and Anna Kolenko) ---- '''192''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #192; Maria filia Cazimir Mazur; age 3 years ---- '''194''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan494; birth; #194: Anna (of Joannes Kulaga of Georgii Kulaga and Anna Lisnocha) and Eva (of Joannes Dublaniica and Anna Kowak) ---- '''195''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #195; Maria; filia Pantalionis Czajka; age 1 year ---- '''196''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #196; Andreas Kubrak; age 39 years ---- '''201''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #201: Michael Bliszcz of Piskorowice, filia Joannes Bliszcz and Anastasia Szpak age 19 single; and #77: Maria Koslarz, filia Andreas Koslarz and Anna of Joannes Szepulka age 18 single. ---- '''202''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED; 1834; Scan 17; #202/365; Mike (of Casmin KoTlar) Piskorowice, and Helena (of Demetri Szegda) ---- '''203''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #203; Michael Szpak; age 34 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #203; Anastasia, filia Alexii Szpak, age 10 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #203; Stephaus filia Michaelis Szpak, 8 years. ---- '''208''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #16: Ludovicus Zelaznya, filius Cazimiri Zelazny et Barbara Winiarz, age 24, single and #208: Xenia Motyn filia Alexi Hannaluik et Anna de Ignatio Fedik, age 40 widow. *(Cieplice Announcement); Scan 17; 21 Nov 1847 Piskorowice; Fedko Korchowec, of Piotr and Pazi Wolos, age 21, house#104; and Hanka Molyn, of Jedruch and Kaski Kubrak, age 22, Piskorowice house#208 ---- '''209''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #209; Joannes MoTyn of Piskorowice filia Nicolai MoTyn and Xenophemia Sroka age 27 single; and #43: Eva Dai filia Stephan Dai and Eustarina Korchowiec age 21 single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #209; Stephanus Kowal, age 47 yrs *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; #209; Parascevia filia Nicolai MoTyn; 23 years, death. ---- '''216''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #216; Maria Korszniak; age 58 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #216; Xenis filia Danielis Dublanica; age 10 years ---- '''217''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #217: Alexius Sroka of Piskorowice filius Georgii Sroka and Maria Jacobi Szpak, age 27 single and #76: Eva Kaczmarz filia Basili Bliszcz and Xenia KozioTko age 24, widow ---- '''219''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #219; Anastasia, filia Joannes Kolowski; age 2 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #219; Anna, uxor Joannes Kolowski; age 33 years ---- '''220''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan495; birth; #220; Stephanus; of Basilius Hanaluch (of Alexii H. and Anna Zawarucha) and Eva Hanaluczka (of Basili PunyTo and Eudharina(?) ---- '''233''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan497; marriage; #233: Michael Madaj of Piskorowice filius Symeon Madaj and Euatharina Pron, age 51 widow and #10: Anna Kiprak filia Martin Kiprak and Hidpko and Anna Harsalowna(?) age 33 wsingle ---- '''239''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #163: Alexius Cuipala; filius Petri Cuipala et Magdalena de Kowal Petro, age 29, widow; and #239: Anna Paluch filia Gregorii Kubrak et Anastasia Siry; age 27, widow. ---- '''241''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED: 1879; Scan 125; #247/241; Mike Buniowski; Piskorowice (of Joannes and Maria Tkaczyk) and Anastasia; Piskorowice (of Alex Paluch and Anna Wolczasty) ---- '''246''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #246; Joannes Bliszcz filius Alexii and Anastasia de Papa, age 21, widow; and #279: Anna Pigan filia Michaelis Pigan and Maria Chromyko age 18, single *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #246; Euatharina uxor Joannes Bliszcz; age 22 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #246; Parascevia, filia Alexi Bliszcz; age 11 yrs ---- '''247''' *(Cieplice record) OMITTED: 1879; Scan 125; #247/241; Mike Buniowski; Piskorowice (of Joannes and Maria Tkaczyk) and Anastasia; Piskorowice (of Alex Paluch and Anna Wolczasty) ---- '''251''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #251; Demetrius Sychi; age 71 years ---- '''253''' *(Cieplice record) 1820: Scan 79; #253/59; Ilko Pigan, Piskorowice and Mary Luty ---- '''262''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #262; Euatharena, filia Theodori Dae(?); age 17 yrs ---- '''254''' *(Cieplice record); 1832; Scan 10; #254/319; Mike Molyn and Eva Pron ---- '''260''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan498; death; #260; Maria filia Danielis Czajka; age 9 years ---- '''273''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan499; death; #273; Georgius, filia Anna Kubrak; age 5 years *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan500; death; #273; Joannes Kubrak; age 40. ---- '''279''' *(Piskorowice) 1846; Scan496; marriage; #246; Joannes Bliszcz filius Alexii and Anastasia de Papa, age 21, widow; and #279: Anna Pigan filia Michaelis Pigan and Maria Chromyko age 18, single ---- '''335''' *OMITTED; (Cieplice death record); Scan 130; https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/56/2024/0/-/18/skan/full/WwbjKcpv1Na8xx1ORp5_fA; 22 Apr 1877; house#335; Daniel, child of Parascevia Czajka, widow post p.d. Matheum Czajka, farmer in Piskorowice; age 13 years; cod: natural ---- '''344''' *(Cieplice record); scan 24, 11 Jun 1900; Wasil Mokrycki, of Ilko and Mary/Ksenia Hys, house#69, Sloboda; Ksenia Wolczasty, widow of Andrzej, of Iwan Pron and Eva Paluch, Piskorowice house#344 ---- '''365''' *(Cieplice record) 1885; Scan 158; #119/365; Teodor Moczan (of Joannes and Anastasia Worobel) and Maria Koman; Piskorowice (of Elias and Josefia Pankiew) ---- '''424''' *(Cieplice record) 1847; Scan 59; #339/424; Mike Mokrycki (of Jacob and Xenia Wolczasty) and Maria Wolczasty, widow; Piskorowice (of Tim Paluch and Anna Kubrak) *(Cieplice record) 1858; Scan 20; #424/262; Joannes WoTczasty (of George and Marie Paluch; Piskorowice) and Anna (of Demetri Wilczko and Maria Dynis)

[[Category:Shasta County, California, Cemeteries]][[Category:Central Valley Cemetery, Shasta Lake, California]] Pit River Cemetery was one of many flooded when Shasta Dam was completed and Shasta Lake filled. It may have originated as the Charles family cemetery. The graves there were reinterred at Central Valley Cemetery, now in Shasta Lake, California. The following is a list of known reinterred graves from the Pit River site - original location unknown but likely along the Pit River (now Pit River Arm of Shasta Lake)https://myclouds.tripod.com/shasta/centvall.html * Barnes, Lena * Charles, Anna Nellie, d. 7 Feb 1916 * Charles, Bessie * Charles, infant * Charles, George * Charles, Hazel * Charles, Lilly * Charles, Ruby, b. 4 Feb 1917 d. 16 Mar 1917. Note: "twin dau of Miller" * Charles, Pearl, b. 4 Feb 1917 d. 16 Mar 1917. Note: "twin dau of Miller" * Detcha, Indian * McCloud, Jack. Note: "Jun 6 1912 only date" * Northalpotus, Chief, d. 12 Mar 1894. Note: "of Wintoon Tribe." (Most likely Norel-putis of Winnemum Wintuhttps://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/stnf/about-forest/?cid=fseprd509983https://cawaterlibrary.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/shasta_winnemem.pdf.) * Silverthorn, baby

[[Category: Sources by Name]] Other: [[Space: Sources-Family Genealogies | Family Genealogies]] __TOC__ == Pitkin Family of America == A genealogy of the descendants of William Pitkin, the progenitor of the family in this country, from his arrival from England in 1659 to 1886 ... also additional notes of the descendants of Martha Pitkin, who married Simon Wolcott. * by [[Pitkin-520|Albert Palmer Pitkin]] (1829-1892) * published by The Press of The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., Hartford, Conn., 18874 * 325 pages * [https://www.wikitree.com/index.php?title=Special:Whatlinkshere/Space:Pitkin_Family_of_America WikiTree Spaces and Profiles that link to this source] === Available online at these locations: === * https://archive.org/details/pitkinfamilyofam00pitk * https://dcms.lds.org/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE4643858 * https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/34769 * https://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=10924 === Table of Contents === * Chapter I. The name in England * Chapter II. Coats of Arms * Chapter III. The name in America * Chapter IV. Mr. William Pitkin * Chapter V. Hartford * Chapter VI. Civil organization * Chapter VII. Its schools * Chapter VIII. Its church organization * Chapter IX. Connecticut as a state * Chapter X. Hartford, east side * Chapter XI. Military organization, east side * Chapter XII. Early manufactures, east side * Martha (Pitkin) Wolcott * College graduates * Clergymen by the name of Pitkin * Physicians * Pitkins of the bench and bar * Prominent men * Index to names in historical notes * Mr. William Pitkin * Second generation * Third generation * Fourth generation * Fifth generation * Sixth generation * Seventh generation * Eighth generation * Index to Pitkin names * Index to names of children of Pitkin mothers, other than the name of Pitkin * Index to names connected with the family by marriage === Errata === * When errors in this publication are found, please list the problem(s) here, and include a link to a source that describes the problem. === WikiTree Syntax === * Pitkin, Albert Palmer. ''[[Space:Pitkin Family of America|Pitkin Family of America]]'' (Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., Hartford, Conn., 1887) [ Page ]. * ([[#Pitkin|Pitkin]])

[[Category:Pitman Name Study]] [[Category:Jarvis-4997]] ==Welcome to the Pitman Family History Project!== This space is still developing and growing. I made the space to collaborate on finding Bermuda Pitmans and to figure out how they got there. Of course they didn't just spontaneously generate on Bermuda and would be immigrants initially. With the information found and collaborated we can then see how this page develops and grows as a living resource. ===Team Development=== ====How to Join==== #Add the tag 'bermuda_pitman' (no quotes) to your [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:Following followed tags.] #Add your name below in the members section. Name your closest Pitman ancestor (if it isn't you). Please make sure to link their profile to their name as well as your own to yours. # To support the [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pitman_International_Name_Study|Pitman Pitman Name Study] you are asking to add ''' 'Category: Bermuda, Pitman Name Study' ''' with the double square brackets around the text (without the single quotes) above the Biography section on only the Pitman individuals whose lastname was Pitman at birth and born in Bermuda. Should you know what Parish they also lived in you can add those categorys as an alternative.'''Do not add''' to individuals whos name changed by ''marriage.'' ::*If your Pitman leaves Bermuda there are other categories that can be found [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Pitman_Name_Study here] to use instead for their decendants. ::* To see the full list of parish categories please check [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Bermuda%2C_Pitman_Name_Study here]. ====Members==== *[[Jarvis-4997| Samantha Robinson]], '''Team Lead'''; I am the grandaugther of [[Pitman-1895|Herbert Granville Pitman]] of Pembroke, Bermuda. He emmigrated to BC, Canada in 1947 after marrying a 1st generation Canadian and produced no male decendants. ==Prominent Pitmans in Bermuda== *Byron McWarren Pitman - veteran of World War 1, is part of [http://www.bermuda-online.org/warveterans.htm Bermuda's Roll of Honour]. ==Pitmans on WikiTree== There are many families and individuals named Pitman on Wiki Tree. Here is the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pitman Pitman Index] ===Related Pitman Wikitree Spaces=== *This space is working on finding the decentst of [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pitman_Name_Study Captain Thomas Pitman] *The Official Pitman Name study can be found [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Pitman_International_Name_Study here] The goal from this page is to comile historical and genealogical information for the surname Pitman and all its variations. They are the lead project for the Pitman Name Study for the Project "One Name Studies"

[[Category:Family Histories]] This is a central page for organizing genealogy related to Pitney families and information about individuals, places, and things named Pitney. (Do you have any info about Pitneys or the name? Please join the Trusted List to this page and participate. You can also post a comment or memory below.) === Famous and Creative Pitneys === * [[Pitney-1|Arthur H. Pitney]] (1871-1933) developed the postal meter to speed postal handling for companies. In Connecticut, he developed and patented the first postal meter in 1901 and formed the Pitney Postal Machine Company in 1902. === Pitneys on WikiTree === Here is the most recent [http://www.wikitree.com/indexes/person/P/PITNEY_1.html Pitney] index. If you are a Pitney or have Pitney relatives your addition(s) will automatically updated to this index tomorrow morning.

[[Category:Pitt, Arrived 14 Feb 1792]] [[Category:New South Wales, Shipping Free Space Pages]] === Convict Transport ship Pitt voyage to New South Wales in 1791-1792 === Rig Type: ship Size (tons): 775 Master: Edward Manning Surgeon: Mr. Jameson Sailed: 17 July 1791 From: Yarmouth, England Convicts Embarked: 352 males; 58 females Voyage: 212 days Arrived: 14 February 1792 Port: Port Jackson Convicts Landed: 319 males & 49 female convicts === PASSENGER LISTS === * Details for the ship Pitt (1792) from the Claim a Convict website at: http://www.hawkesbury.net.au/claimaconvict/shipDetails.php?shipId=25 * Pitt voyage to New South Wales, Australia in 1791 with 403 passengers from the Convict Records website at: https://convictrecords.com.au/ships/pitt/1791 === FURTHER READING === * Convict Ship Pitt 1792 from the '''Free Settler or Felon?''' website at: https://www.jenwilletts.com/convict_ship_pitt_1792.htm * Pitt from the Balance of the New South Wales Corps Transports 1791- 1809 on the '''Australia's Red Coat Settlers''' at: http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~garter1/history/Balance%20of%20Ships.htm * Fortitude (1780 EIC ship) from '''Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia''' at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortitude_(1780_EIC_ship)#Convict_transport_(1791-92) * Fourth Fleet (Australia) from '''Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia''' at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Fleet_(Australia)

[[Category:Family Mysteries]] What happened to George Pitt? He was born in 1833 in Ireland He emigrated to South Africa in 1859 He was married in Grahamstown in 1861 Then he disappears! When did he die? How did he die? Where is he buried? What became of his wife Annie Pitt?

[[Category:Family Mysteries]] Looking for a link (probably in Germany, can't find in the States) between Pittack families who immigrated from Germany to Pennsylvania and Pittack families who immigrated to Nebraska. Starting family line in the States for Pennsylvania family is: Carl August Pittack b.1819, Pottsdam Brandenburg, Germany, d. 1894 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, married first wife: Charotte Henrietta Dorothea Matthes (b.1823-d.1855) in 1843 in Germany , married second wife, Dorethea Maria Ninneman (b.1831-d.1908) on 5Jun1856 in Germany. These are my 2nd great grandparents. Starting family line in the States for Nebraska family is: August Pittack: b.1838 in Milmersdorf, Brandenburg Germany. ,m.abt 1860 to Caroline Dethner (b. 1842), 5 children.

[[Category: DNA Group Projects]] [[Category: Pitman Name Study]] This is a multi-decade ongoing project open to all males with the surname Pittman, Pitman, Pyteman (and variations). The Project is funded by volunteers and uses DNA testing to increase what is known about Pittman lineages, 16th century to present. We are primarily a Y-DNA project and use the Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) platform. Y-DNA is the patrilineal DNA, passed only from father to son. Some of our project participants do not have Y-DNA test results, though they have a Pittman ancestor, so we also can use autosomal DNA (atDNA), which is inherited from both parents. In addition to FTDNA, many of our participants have atDNA results through Ancestry and 23&Me. The project is designed to find common ancestors among the distinct branches of Pittman, Pitman, Pittmon (and variations) families worldwide. Our research typically focuses on Pit(t)ma(o)n families currently found in the UK, tracing migration routes to the USA/Canada, Australia, New Zealand, S. Africa and other diaspora, as well as Pittman genealogies found within these countries. This is the pattern for most of the participants to date. My name is Dan Pittman (Pittman-3885), I founded the Project in March 2004. Today, with 4 other co-administrators, we analyze Pittman DNA results and develop a relatedness chart of all those who have tested at the 'Y' 700 (marker) level. Currently this project 399 members. If you have questions about the Pittman DNA Project and how it can help in your Pittman research, contact: * Dan Pittman (Pittman-3885) * Jef Treece (Treece-72) For the family history genealogist, genetic links between Pittmans - wherever they now live - will bridge the gaps caused by lost records. If you are a beginner, a test may help you find your particular Pittman bloodline, simplifying your research task. Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/wiki/Pittman-3885#PM-32170158 send me a private message]. Thanks!

[[Category:Family Mysteries]] Here are open questions about Pittss. Please edit this text, upload unidentified pictures, add your questions to the bulletin board, post fuzzy memories you want to clear up, etc.

[[Category:Oklahoma]] [[Category:Oklahoma Projects]]

Welcome to the Pittsburg County Page

{{US History|sub-project=Oklahoma}} --- {{Image|file=Tulsa_County_Oklahoma.jpg |align=c |size=l |caption='''Trail of Tears by Robert Lindeux Courtesy of Woolaroc Museum, Bartlesville, Oklahoma''' }} --- *The current leader of this project is [[Coles-1048|Robin Coles]]. *The coordinator for this county is [[Beckett-454|Lori Zukerman]]. ===Formed From=== The area forms the present Pittsburg county was part of the Choctaw Nation after the Choctaw tribe was forced to relocate to Indian Territory from its home in the Southeastern United States in the early 1830s ===Adjacent Counties=== {{Geographic Location |Reference Location = Pittsburg County[[:Category:Oklahoma|, Oklahoma]] |NW Location = |N Location = "Canadian River"
"Lake Eufala"
[[:Space:McIntosh County, Oklahoma|McIntosh County]] |NE Location = [[:Space:Haskell County, Oklahoma|Haskell County]] |E Location = [[:Space:Latimer County, Oklahoma|Latimer County]] |SE Location = [[:Space:Pushmataha County, Oklahoma|Pushmataha Couinty]] |S Location = [[:Space:Atoka County, Oklahoma|Atoka County]] |SW Location = [[:Space:Coal County, Oklahoma|Coal County]] |W Location = [[:Space:Hughes County, Oklahoma|Hughes County]] }} Some important trails, including the Texas Road and one route of the California Trail passed through it. In 1840, James Perry established a village called Perryville that became an important stop near the place where the two trails crossed. During the Civil War, Perryville served as an important supply depot for Confederate forces until the Union Army captured and burned the town. It became defunct after the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway (MK&T) bypassed it in 1872, and the remaining inhabitants moved to McAlester. The Butterfield Overland Mail route followed a route through this area.[3] James J. McAlester moved to the Choctaw Nation in 1872, opened a trading post and married a Chickasaw woman. This qualified him to obtain citizenship rights in the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations. When the MK&T built its line, McAlester laid claim to the coal deposits in the Perryville area, which he and some partners leased to the Osage Coal and Mining Company, which was owned by the Missouri Pacific Railroad and acquired by the MK&T in 1888.[3] Pittsburg County was formed on July 16, 1907 as an original county from Choctaw land. County leaders, thinking its coal production compared favorably with Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was named the new county after the Pennsylvania city with the "h" removed. Coal mining continued to expand until the early 20th century. Production began to decline after 1920, and never fully recovered. By 1966, the county production was no longer reported. ==History/Timeline== ====Government Offices==== ===Geography=== According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,378 square miles (3,570 km2), of which 1,305 square miles (3,380 km2) is land and 72 square miles (190 km2) (5.3%) is water.[4] The county's topography is generally hilly to mountainous. The Ouachita Mountains extend into the southeastern portion. The Canadian River drains most of the county and with Eufaula Lake form the northern boundary of the county. The southern part of the county is drained by several creeks that flow into the Kiamichi River and then into the Red River. '''Airports''' '''Hospitals''' '''Lakes''' '''Major Highways''' '''Railroads''' ===Local Resources=== '''Agriculture''' '''Minerals''' ===Protected Areas=== ===Demographics=== As of the census[10] of 2010, there were 45,837 people, 18,623 households, and 15,389 families residing in the county. The population density was 13/km² (34/mi²). There were 22,634 housing units at an average density of 6/km² (16/mi²). The racial makeup of the county was 73.6% White/Caucasian, 3.3% Black or African American, 13.8% Native American, 0.40% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 0.78% from other races, and 7.6% from two or more races. 3.14% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race. 17.4% were of American, 12.7% Irish, 11.3% German, 9.4% English and 7.2% Italian ancestry according to Census 2010. There were 18,623 households out of which 29.00% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.90% were married couples living together, 11.20% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.40% were non-families. 27.70% of all households were made up of individuals and 13.30% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.40 and the average family size was 2.90. In the county, the population was spread out with 23.50% under the age of 18, 7.80% from 18 to 24, 26.90% from 25 to 44, 24.60% from 45 to 64, and 17.10% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 101.50 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 100.10 males. The median income for a household in the county was $28,679, and the median income for a family was $35,190. Males had a median income of $28,470 versus $19,886 for females. The per capita income for the county was $15,494. About 13.60% of families and 17.20% of the population were below the poverty line, including 22.70% of those under age 18 and 13.30% of those age 65 or over. ===Economy=== Although Pittsburg county was originally noted for its coal production, agriculture has long been important to the county economy. Just after statehood, farmers controlled 20 percent of the county's land area. The most important cash crops were corn and cotton. By 1960, sorghum had become the most important crop. In 2000, wheat had become the top crop.[3] Manufacturing became significant when the U.S. Navy built an ammunition depot at McAlester during World War II. It employed 8,000 people in 1945. The U. S. Army took over the facility in 1977.[3] The Corps of Engineers built Eufaula Lake between 1956 and 1964, which brought tourism, land development and a major source of hydroelectric power.[3] ====Cities==== * Haileyville * Hartshorne * Krebs * McAlester (County seat) ====Towns==== * Alderson * Ashland * Canadian * Carlton Landing * Crowder * Indianola * Kiowa * Pittsburg * Quinton * Savanna ====CDPs==== * Arpelar * Longtown ====Unincorporated communities==== * Arch * Arrowhead Estates * Bache * Blanco * Blocker * Bugtussle * Canadian Shores * Dow * Featherston * Haywood * Richville * Sams Point * Scipio * TiWard Springs * Weathers ====Ghost town==== * Adamson ===Events/Festivals=== ===National Register of Historic Places=== The following sites in Pittsburg County are listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Aldridge Hotel, McAlester Blackburn's Station Site, Pittsburg Busby Office Building, McAlester Busby Theatre, McAlester Canadian Jail and Livery Stable, Canadian Choate Cabin, Indianola Cole Chapel School, Hartshorne Federal Building and US Courthouse, McAlester First Presbyterian Church, McAlester Hokey's Drugstore, Krebs Jeff Lee Park Bath House and Pool, McAlester Mass Grave of the Mexican Miners, McAlester McAlester Armory, McAlester McAlester DX, McAlester McAlester House, McAlester McAlester Scottish Rite Temple, McAlester Mine Rescue Station Building, McAlester New State School, McAlester OKLA Theater, McAlester Perryville, McAlester Pittsburg County Courthouse, McAlester Pittsburg School and Gymnasium, Pittsburg Southern Ice and Cold Storage Company, Pittsburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Krebs Tipton Ridge School, Blocker ===Schools=== {{Image|file=Anderson County Texas-4.gif |align=l |size=150 |caption='''Rockin Schoolhouse''' }}{{clear}} ====Colleges/Universities==== ====Public Schools==== ====Private Schools==== ===Cemeteries=== {{Image|file=Rusk County Cemeteries.gif |align=l |size=360 |caption= }}{{clear}} ===Historical Census=== 1910 47,650 — 1920 52,570 10.3% 1930 50,778 −3.4% 1940 48,985 −3.5% 1950 41,031 −16.2% 1960 34,360 −16.3% 1970 37,521 9.2% 1980 40,524 8.0% 1990 40,581 0.1% 2000 43,953 8.3% 2010 45,837 4.3% Est. 2015 44,610 ===Notables=== ===Wikitree Profiles=== ===County Resources=== * "Pittsburg County," Larry O'Dell, Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture, Oklahoma Historical Society, 2009. ===Sources=== * "Trail of Tears", Council of Indian Nations, 1310 E Riverside Drive, Phoenix, AZ 85034 * Creek County, Oklahoma - '''https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburg_County,_Oklahoma'''

[[Category:Pennsylvania, Disasters]] :Main page: Free Space: Pittsburgh, PA flood of 1874 [https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Category:Pittsburgh_Flood%2C_Pittsburgh%2C_Pennsylvania%2C_1874 Category page] 119 persons to date.......... There is no way to list the other 100, since they do not have names, ages, some not even sex.. :Right now this project members are: # me. I am [[Taylor-25258|Carole Taylor]]. #Terri (TT wikitree/ a f-a-g Member for 7 years · 3 months · 11 days) ID 48010365 # Karen K. also from f-a-g is helping # R. Minteers has put a couple in wikitree Will you join us? Please post a comment here on this page, in [https://www.WikiTree.com/g2g G2G] using the project tag, or [https://www.WikiTree.com/index.php?title=Special:PrivateMessage&who=10102058 send me a private message]. Thanks! :The goal of this project is to ... :Here are some of the tasks that I think need to be done. I'll be working on them, and could use your help. # '''hardest thing''' is taking all the newspapers NAMES & the Citizen's Report & other lists comparing/making one list with the correct SPELLING of the souls lost... so many were unknown names...................................... # researching and adding the Victims of the flood # Find as many victims as possible from newspaper articles #Honor their memories by making a Biography for each and everyone # '''Find sources''', like headstones, or monuments. == '''Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh City Deaths''' == :1870-1905''' [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939V-8L95-SL?i=507&cc=1810412] Image #503/508/509/513/515/520/523/524/526/527/528/529/535 ::We can find more than 21 names here............................................................ #Image #503 is a "child" no name.......... #Image #526 has 2 people: Mary Jane Hunter/Dora Sample #Image #527 has 4 people: Mary Ann Hunter/Eliz. Thorp/Frank O'Neil/Thomas Britton #Image #528 has 4 people:Thomas Hunter/Agnes & Catherine McVey/ Wm. Britton #Image #529 has 3 people: George Jones/Eliz. Jones/ Patrick McVey #[[Britton-3115 | Thomas Britton]] (death log) LISTED 2X '''(Death Log)''' # [[Britton-3116 | William Britton]] Son Britton 12-14 years '''(Death Log''' gives age:17 & a Miner like his dad) LISTED 2X #[[O'Neil-1970 | Frank O'Neil]] Ireland, 37 years old '''(Death Log''') #[[Hunter-15997 | Thomas Hunter]] father to Mary Ann '''(Death Log''') # [[Unknown-508342 | Mary Jane Hunter]] Ireland '''(Death Log''') #[[Hunter-15996 | Mary Ann Hunter]] 3 year old dau.of Thomas/Mary Jane HUNTER '''(Death Log''' ) # [[Hunter-15999 | Maggie Hunter]] Margaret age:12??? f-a-g says she was born 1871 (daughter of Thomas/Mary jane) born Penn. # [[Hunter-15998 | Agnes Hunter]] born 1867 born in Ireland '''(Death Log''') #[[Albertz-10 | George Albertz]] 6 years 7 months parents: George/Margaret ''''Death Log''' #Mrs.[[Dill-2101 | Betsy Dill]], Connor housekeeper, ''' (Death Record says "Single"/ Virginia Chronicle)''' #[[O'Connor-4675 | Joseph O'Connor]] 55 Ireland ''' (death log image 508)''' #[[Jones-90500 | Elizabeth Jones]] age:15 South Side Cem., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, '''(Death Log #529)''' #[[Jones-90616 | George Jones]] age:17 same parents as Elizabeth, above. South Side Cem., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, '''(Death Log #528)''' #'''THERE might be 2??????? one 29 and 1 40 #[[Horsley-1359 | William Horsley]] 40 ''' (Death Log)''' #44.[[Schlotter-57 | Michael Schlater]] Schlotter ''' Death Log''' #[[Unknown-508348 | Mrs. Sample]] age:27 (Death Log age:33 Dora Sample England) #[[Thorp-1375 | Elizabeth Thorp]] Mrs Thrap age:40 (Death Log gives age 50) == '''Report of the Citizens' LIST''' == :Executive Relief Committee of the cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, for the relief of the sufferers by the flood, of July 26th, 1874 :"The territory included in this district embraces all that porlion of Allegheny County lying south of the Ohio and Monongahela Rivers. The greatest loss of life and property was experienced on Saw Mill Run and its tributaries. Much loss was suffered by persons dwelling in the vicinity of Beck's Run, CampbelPs Run, Whiskey Run, Chartier's Creek, Painter's Run and McLaughlin's Run. " ::13 :" There were five orphan children, for whom the Committee considered it their duty to make special provision. These orphans were left homeless, friendless and pennyless, and some of them in feeble health. These children were all properly cared for, and are in good places where they will be carefully trained and educated. Little Susan Metzler did not long survive her family. There names and ages were as follows: # [[Schneffer-6 | Mena Schneffer]], aged 16; '''LIVED''' #Susan Conlon, aged 16; '''LIVED''' #Jacob Metzler, aged 1 years; '''LIVED''' #[[Metzler-721 | Susan Metzler]], aged 4 years, (since deceased), #[[Huber-3636 | Geo. Huber]]. '''LIVED''' His brother[[Huber-3632 | Louis. Huber]]. Louis Huber :OH... Wonder IF these GEORGE & LOUIS Huber boys can also be HOOVER boys? '''NO''' no there is a James Huber with sons, George/Louis 3 years apart. :''NAMES OF THE DECEASED'' [https://archive.org/stream/reportofcitizens00citi/reportofcitizens00citi_djvu.txt] :::'''BUTCHER'S RUN''' #1. [[Bolster-348 | August Bolster]], age:five years; resided on O'Hara st., and was buried on Troy Hill. #2. [[Huber-3632 |Louis Huber]], aged IH^ years; resided on O'Hara st.,/was buried in St. Mary's cem. #3.[[Hare-2225 | William Hare]] 3 weeks old, res. Center St #4.[[Hess-5503 | Henry Hess]] 43 res: Chestnut St. (Union Dale) also a Police Officer # and maybe his 8 year old daughter, Leda (she is not listed on the 1880 census) #5.[[Schafer-2603 | Henry Shafer]] age:26 res: 2nd st (Troy Hill Cem) not found #6.[[Schneffer-1 | Joseph Schenffer]] "52 years of age ; resided on O'Hara st./was buried with family in St. Mary's cemetery #7.[[Unknown-507952 | Louisa Schnepfer]] 42 #8. [[Schneffer-3 |Louisa Schnepfer]] age 2 #9. [[Schneffer-2 |Mary Schnepfer]] 14 #10.[[Schneffer-4 |Lizzie Schnepfer]] age 11 #11.[[Schneffer-5 |John Schnepfer]] age:4 # "12. [[Unknown-508556 | Unknown male child]], about 10 years of age ; buried in Union Dale cemetery." (nothing found for a boy born 1864) #13.[[Unknown-507957 | Mary Connelly]], 52 years of age ; resided. on O'Hara street, and was buried in St. Mary's cemetery. # Mother Connelly & There is a Lizzie age 14 #56 # 3 Connelly children (the Citizen's REPORT only lists Mary Connelly no children............. #14. [[Metzler-722 |Rosa Metzler]], aged 11 months ; resided on O'Hara street; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #15.[[Unknown-507966 | Sophia Metzel,Metzler]] aged 28 years; resided on O'Hara street : buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #16'''[[Metzler-720 | Jacob Metzel, Metzler]]''' ; resided on O'Hara street, and was buried in St. Mary's cem. Their 4 yr old daughter, Susan was found alive & then died of injuries... #17.[[Glatzel-10 | Conrad Glatzel]] newspaper is: "Getzer"- aged 45 years; buried in St. Mary's cem. #18.[[Unknown-510010 | Mrs. Sophia Glatzel]], newspaper is: "Getzer" aged 40 years ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. (M/M Glatzel are also on the "Victims" list.......... #19.[[Frederich-51 | Minnie Frederich]] age 10 resided on Centre street,/was buried in Weidershausen's cemetery." (no record of this cemetery) #20.[[Knochel-29 | George Knochel]] a child ; buried in Troy Hill cemetery. #21.[[Knochel-30 | Spphia Knochel]] a child ; buried in Troy Hill cemetery. #22.[[Merdian-38 | Andrew Merdian]]: "22. Andrew Merdium, a child; buried in Spring Hill cemetery. #23.[[Merdian-39 | Caroline Merdian]] , a child; buried in Spring Hill" #24. I. T. Fuchs ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #25. [[Fuchs-1496 | Joseph Fuchs]], buried in St. Mary's cemetery. (there is a 4-5 month old Fuchs #51) #26. [[Unknown-509955 |Mrs. Barbara Fuchs]] Saint Mary Catholic Cem.Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, Plot M-279-5 #[[Fuchs-1510 | Annie Fuchs]] "51. Fuchs, daughter of J. F. Fuchs ; four or five months old." (J.F. probably Joseph Fuchs) #[[Fuchs-1509 | James Fuchs]] son of Joseph/ Barbara There is 1 other Fuchs' at the same cemetery as Barbara and died same day July 28 1874??? -----Thomas #184899167 / James 84899162/ Annie died Aug 2 1874 184899151 #27.[[Arnold-2925 | Archibald Arnold]] 22 years old #28. Mrs. Henry Leopold; ([[Leopold-326 | Mr. Leopold]] was the only profile done, since there are no first names) #29. Son of Henry Leopold. #30. son Leopold #31. Daughter of Henry Leopold. #32.Daughter of Henry Leopold #33. [[Huber-3637 | Mr. Huber]]; buried in St. Marv's cemetery. #34.[[Unknown-510012 | Mrs.Francisca Huber]]; " " "" " #35.[[Geisler-718 | Mr. Geisler]], aged 40 years ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #36. Mrs. Geisler, aged 40 years ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. * #37. [[Huffnagle-62 | Mr. Hoffnagle]] age:45 #38. [[Unknown-508426 | Mrs. Hoffnagle]] age:35 #39. [[Mattern-344 | Henry Matten]] (Nattern) #41.[[Wright-33247 | 'Nancy' Mrs. Henry Matten]] #40. [[Mattern-381 | Charles Matten]] 4 years #42. [[Mattern-344 | Emma Matten]] 1 year #43 [[Humbard-65 | W.H. Humbard]] (f-a-g: Humbert)"43. Wm. Humbard, 25 years, resided at No. 252 Ohio st.; buried in Allegheny cemetery. (f-a-g also has newspaper re: that his wife/1 child also drowned.) #44.[[Schlotter-57 | Michael Schlater]] Schlotter ''' Death Log''' #45. [[Schlotter-58 | Emma Schlater]] Schlotter Schlater child 6 months #46[[Unknown-508213 | Mary Conlon]] : Mrs. Mary Conlon, aged 55 years; resided on East street, buried in Brodhead cem. (also on the "Victims" list) #47.[[Conlon-552 | Mary Conlon]], aged t months ; resided on East street, and buried in Brodhead cemetery. #48. [[Conlon-552 | Theresa Conlon]], age:14 years; resided on East st.; was buried in Brodhead cem. #49. [[Raukauf-1 | Emma Renkouff]] Raukauf (Rykoff?) #50. [[Raukauf-4 | Julia Renkouff]] 9 months #51. [[Sheren-10 | Sheren]] only Sheren that is 4 years is James."I. Sheren, age: 4 years; resided on East st.and was buried in St. Mary's cem." (also on the "Victims" list) #52. [[Rodgers-5277 | John Rodgers]] NOT Jolin as in the Citizen's list, age 17 " Youngman, Rogers, a cripple" #53.[[Nolting-96 | Minnie Nolting]] Minnie Wolting, aged 14 ; resided at No. 259 Madison ave. and was buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #54. [[Unknown-508620 | Mary Winkler]] This, the 2nd Mary Winkler, age:24, and married to William, both born in Prussia. #55. Child of Mrs. Winkler ; buried in Lutheran cemetery. #'''56'''.[[Connelly-1679 | Lizzie Connelly]]Lizzie Connolly, aged 14 years; resided on O'Hara street, and was buried in St. Mary's cemetery, (MOTHER: Mrs. Mary Connolly #13) #57. "51 Fuchs, daughter of J. F. Fuchs ; four or five months old. " #58. Unknown child ; found in cellar about two weeks after the flood. :::'''WOOD'S RUN'''. #1.[[Forden-43 | Mary Forden]] age:7/ or 1 :1 j-ears of age ; buried in St. Mary's cem." #2. [[Flanagan-3223 | Mary Flanagan-Forden]]28 years of age; buried in St. Mary's cem. (her brother James Flanagan lived) #3. [[Forden-42 | James Forden]] 44 (but a 26 yrs.) years/ wife, #4.[[Forden-44 | Harry Forden]] age:4-5, buried in St. Mary's cem. #5.[[Forden-45 | Infant son Forden]] 10 months or some papers say 2 years?? #6.[[Gorman-2624 | Willie Gorman]] age:3 #7.[[Gorman-2622 | John Gorman]] John Gorman, age:30 years ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #8.[[Gorman-2626 | Infant son- Gorman ]] age: 6 months # Mrs. John Gorman '''LIVED''' ::NEXT on the LIST IS: ---------------------------------- :This IS THE EXACT list-- Which means some but not all are listed more than once............................ :'''The following bodies were found floating in the river, and were buried from Allegheny, and the certificates returned to this office;''' — #1. [[Unknown-508739 | Mrs. Thorne]], 35 years of age ; resided in Mansfield, and was buried in the South Side cemetery. #2. [[Hoover-5254 | George Hoover]], aged 7 years ; drowned in Chartiers creek, and buried in Union Dale cemetery. '''THIS boy may NOT be Georgie Hoover.''' They may not have identified him correctly. #[[McVey-752 | M. McVey]] 3. M. McVay, 32 years of age ; drowned in Saw Mill run, :::'''SAW MILL RUN'''. #1.[[Jones-90616 | George Jones Jr.]] George Jones, aged 18 years ; 35th Ward, Pittsburgh ; body found. #2. [[Jones-90500 | Lizzie Jones]] Lizzie Jones, aged 14 years ; 35th Ward, Pittsburgh ; body found. ::21 . :3.[[Conner-4691 | Joseph Conner]] Joseph Conner, aged 50 years; 35tliWard, Pittsburgh ; body found. :4.[[Unknown-509498 | Mrs. Betsy Lee]], aged 50 years; 35th Ward, Pittsburgh ; body found. :5. [[Unknown-509500 | Mrs.Dorathy Semple]], aged 85 years ; Union Township ; body found. :6.[[O'Neil-1970 | Francis O'Neil]] Francis O'Neill, aged 38 years; Union Township; body found. :7. [[McVey-749 | Wm. Patrick McVey]] Y. Patrick McYey, aged 35 years ; Union Township ; body found. :8.[[O'Neil-1985 | Kate O'Neil]] S. Katie O'Neill, aged IT years; Union Township; body not found. :9. [[Unknown-509506 | Mrs. Sarah McYej'^]], aged 35 years ; Union Township ; body not found. :10[[McVey-748 | Catherine Ann McVey]] 5 years old daughter of Catherine Ann/Patrick McVey ('''Death Log#528) :11. [[McVey-753 | Ellen McYey]], (McVey) aged 3 years ; Union Township; body found :12. Isaiah Thorp, aged 55 years ; Union Township ; '''body not found'''. :13.[[Thorp-1375 | Betsy Thorp]] Mrs. Betsy Thorp, aged 48 years; Union Township ; body found. :14..[[Thorp-1381 | Charles Thorp]], aged 14 years; Union Township; body found. :15. Isaiah Thorp, Jr., aged 12 years ; Union Township ; '''body not found'''. :16. John Thorp, aged 8 years ; Union Township ;'''body not found. ''' :17. Emma Thorp, aged 6 years ; Union Township ; '''body not found'''. :18. [[Britton-3115 | Thomas Britton]] age:60 Miner body found. :19. [[Britton-3127 | '''Mrs'''. Mary Britton]], aged 40 years ; Union Township body found. (need to change MAIDEN NAME... :20. [[Cutler-2163 | William Cutler]], aged 15 years ; Union Township body found. :21.[[Hunter-15597 | Thomas Hunter]]Thomas Hunter, aged 40 years; Union Township body found. :22.[[Unknown-508342 | Mary Jane Hunter]] Mrs. Jane Hunter, age:38 ys ; Union Township body found. :23.[[Hunter-15598 | Agnes Hunter]] Agnes Hunter, aged 5 years ; Union Township body found. :24.[[Hunter-15596 | Mary Ann Hunter]] Polly Hunter, aged 3 years ; Union Township ; body found :25. [[Hunter-16018 | John Hunter]]John Hunter, age:14 months ; Union Township ; '''body not found. ''' :26.[[Horsley-1359 | Wm. Horsley]] William Horsley, aged 29 years ; Union Township ; body found. :27. Mrs. Mary Horsley, aged 28 years ; Union Township ; '''body not found'''. :28. Thomas Horsley, aged 5 years ; Union Township ;'''body not found. ''' :29. Lizzie Horsley, aged 3 years ; Union Township ; '''body not found.'''' :30. [[Jones-90916 |Mary M. Jones]], aged 48 years ; Union Township ; body found. :31. [[Unknown-509522 | Mrs. Betsy Ferguson]], aged TO years ; Lower St. Clair Township ; body found. : 32.[[Lutz-2774 | Jacob Lutz]] Jacob Lutz, aged 50 years ; Beck's Run ; body found. : 33.[[Hoover-5255 | Willie Hoover]] Willie Hoover, aged 6 years ; George's Run ; body found. :34. George Albreit, aged 1 years; George's Run ; body found. (And then there is ALSO: Son of George Albreit [[Albertz-10 | George Albertz]] 6 years 7 months parents: George/Margaret) :35. [[Unknown-508739 | Mrs Thorn]]Mrs. E. Thorn, aged 30 j^ears ; Whiskey Run ; body found. :36 , [[Gosline-51 |Mrs. Elizabeth Stratton]] aged 40 years 5 McLaughlin's Run ; body found. (GUESS) ::And then there is this: '''Mrs. William Stratton Mr. Stratton lived 5 Stratton Children''' :37. [[Stratton-3419 | Rosanna Stratton]], aged 14 years; McLaughlin's ilun ; '''body not found.''' :38. [[Stratton-3418 | Maggie Stratton]], aged 12 years ; McLaughlin's Run ; body found. :39. [[Stratton-3420 | Hannah Stratton]], age:1 yrs ; McLaughlin's Run; body found. (?? found a death card for her July 10th) :40. [[Stratton-3421 | John Stratton]], aged 5 years; McLaughlin's Run; body found. :41. [[Stratton-3422 | Christopher Stratton]], aged 3 years ; McLaughlin's Run ; '''body not found'''. : 42.[[McClease-5 | Wm. McClease]] William McClease, aged 45 years; McLaughlin's Run ; body found. :43. [[Unknown-508658 | Isabelle McClease]] Mrs. McCleat; McLaughlin's Run ; body found. : 44.[[McClease-6 | John McClease]] John G. McClease, aged 16 years ; McLaughlin's Run ; body found. :45. [[McClease-7 | Wm. McClease]]William McClease, aged 12 years ; McLaughlin's Run ; body found. :46.[[McClease-8 | Rettie McClease]] Rettie McClease, age:4 yrs ; McLaughlin's Run ; '''body not found. ''' :47.[[Reamer-121| Isaac Reamer]] Isaac Reemer (colored), age:50 yrs; Painter's Run; '''body not found.''' In addition to the foregoing, the following died from the effects of exposure during the flood, :Michael Sullivan, aged 40 years ; 30th Ward, Pittsburgh. :Mrs. Hannah Getting, aged 60 years ; 35th Ward, Pittsburgh. :53 . Mrs. Mary Bennett, aged TO years ; Union Township ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ::So far these are not on the above LISTS, but :In the paragraphs that detail the stories of several of the victims and the hero's is: #27. [[Arnold-2925 | Archibald Arnold]] 22 years old (also on the Colorado Victim's list) #[[Hubert-849 | Willie Hubert]], whose home was safe from the flood, hastened to the scene of danger and desolation, plunged into the whirl of black waters and labored heroically in rescuing those who were perishing, until he perished himself His name deserves record among the roll of those brave men who " # A Mrs Jones, at Saw Mill Run, little boy missing and she fell to the floor a corpse" #A 2nd "At Bailey's Run resided a poor widow with a son, her sole support. Their house was carried away by the flood and her son drowned. On Monday morning, ascertaining the certainty of her son's death, she exclaimed, " My heart is broken 1 see my child in the clouds ! " and immediately dropped dead. " (Citizen's List paragraph) #"One of the saddest scenes occurred at a house in Union Township, where''' two sisters''' resided together. One of them had been for more than a year sick and self-helpless. When the waters came upon them suddenly, the feeble one perished and the other barely escaped. The body was discovered next day and carried back to the place where their home had stood. When tlie surviving sister saw it she became a raving maniac, and died that night, and the two were buried in one grave. " (Citizen's List paragraph) #[[Dillon-4213 | Mr. Dillon]] ???? Dillon ( '''survived''') Mrs. Dillon/ 7 Dillon kids & some neighbor children .. Mr Dillon and his family, with whom at the time were the children of some neighbors, in all nine persons. [https://virginiachronicle.com/cgi-bin/virginia?a=d&d=DD18740730.1.3&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN--------] == '''''Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette'''''== :Flood at Pittsburgh, 03 Aug 1874, page 1 : The Pittsburgh Daily Commercial, 30 July 1874, page 4 : Died in the Pittsburgh flood on 26 July 1874 :: “During the afternoon, the body of one of [[Forden-42 | James Forden’s]] little girls was recovered in Hartman’s cornfield at Wood’s Run. The bodies of the entire Forden family have now been recovered” :There are several other families in this newspaper as well................ ::We believe there were 2 Hoover families in the same neighborhood. [[Hoover-5272 |George/ Margaret/ Hoover]] also had sons George and Willie, same ages............ #[[Hoover-5256 | Mr Hoover]] NO 1st name, but we BELIEVE he is '''Jesse'''..and his wife Sarah (maybe a Lutz??) # [[Unknown-509924 | Mrs. Hoover]] "On Wednesday night the body of a female was found in the river at Seven Mile Island, and taken to Temperanceville. At first, the body was supposed to be that of Mrs. McVay, but yesterday a man from Mansfield claimed it as that of a Mrs. Hoover, who was drowned in Whisky Run on Sunday night. The body was identified by a scar on her face, and by her earrings. : The remains were removed to Mansfield" ''Pittsburgh Daily Commercial, 31 July 1874, page 4'' # Hoover children, 2 sons/1 daughter, & their 7 year old son [[Hoover-5254 | George Hoover]] Georgie lived..........The day after the flood, in passing up Chestnut Street, a crowd was seen gathered around a little boy, aged seven years, upon enquiry, he gave the name Georgie Hoover. He and his parents and two brothers and a sister — six in all — had lived in a small house at the head of Chestnut Street. #[[Hoover-5255 | Willie Hoover]] listed again...just below Lewis Hoover #son Hoover? ( there is a Lewis Hoover listed below, no age??? # 1 daughter Hoover? == '''Virginia Chronicle''' == :I have read thru the '''Virginia Chronicle''' 4 columns and listed the names and made an EXCEL list..'''#[https://virginiachronicle.com/cgi-bin/virginia?a=d&d=DD18740730.1.3&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN------- Virginia Chronicle]''' in order of the article 4 Columns..bottom of this SPACE. :SCROLL DOWN FURTHER............ for the NAMES in order of the newspaper article ------------------------------------------------ #Mr. Thorn # Mrs. Thorn #[[Fox-16408 | Mr. Fox]] (burial: Union Dale Cemetery) (Is this Jacob FOX & Wife again?) #Mrs. Fox (burial: Union Dale Cemetery) #[[Raukauf-2 | Mary Renkouff]] Renkouff (Rykoff?) # Son of Jean Shering (or John?) (listed 2 other times) #''' Lewis Hoover''' # Mrs. Melz_on #[[McVey-750 | Ida McVay]] 8 years old #[[Unknown-508348 | Mrs. Sample]] age:27 '''(Death Log age:33 Dora Sample England)''' # [[Britton-3116 | Son William Britton]] age:14 (Death Log gives age:17 Occupation: Miner # [[Thorp-1375 | Elizabeth Thorp]] Mrs Thrap age:40 '''(Death Log gives age 50)''' # Thomas Smith # Mrs. Thomas Smith # 3 Smith children # baby McClease {{citation needed}} # McClease " 5 McCleat children" {{citation needed}} or 5 in total? # Mrs. Mary Ferguson # Mrs. Brittner (newspaper clipping on [[McVey-750 | Ida McVay]] recovery # [[Hubler-364 | Mr. Hubler]] 363 is the wrong HUBLER (burial: Union Dale Cemetery) # Mrs. Hubler (burial: Union Dale Cemetery) == '''Colorado Newspaper'''== :::Victims Listed first on "part 3" # [[Mattern-344 | Henry Matten]] (Nattern) #[[Wright-33247 | 'Nancy' Mrs. Henry Matten]] # [[Mattern-381 | Charles Matten]] 4 years # [[Mattern-344 | Emma Matten]] 1 year #[[Unknown-508079 | Mary Winkler]] "Mrs.Winkler was carried off with her house." "19 year old wife, Mary" died, [[Winkler-1839 | John Winkler]] survived #Mr. Shearing 1 child rolled off embankment/drowned #Rykoff family, only 2 children drown (another paper gives 2 girls, Emma Renkouff & Mary Renkouff.. # "Inmates 6 in number drowned" #"Son of [[Bolster-349 | Alderman Peter Bolster]]" [[Bolster-348 | August Bolster]] age:5 (Troy Hill or St. Mary's) # [[Fox-16408 | Jacob Fox]], wife, 1 child, & Joseph, brother to the wife............... #Mary Fox (same as above???) #[[Mason-16405 | Jacob Mason]] wife, 2 kids, plus 1 child survived. :'''The following is a list of those already recovered from these ruins''' :"Mr./ Mrs. Metzler, Conrad Getzer/ wife, Mrs. Mary Conlon, John Winkler, Jacob Schaffer, Mrs. Henry Leopold/four children, Archibald Arnold, the body of a female and the bodies of seven children, three boys and four girls, not yet identified. Mrs. John Schaffer/ three daughters, Henry Nattern, wife/two children, August Bolster, son of Alderman Bolster, a young man named Humbard, who was drowned while attempting to rescue a family on Ohio Street, Emily Rykoff, a five year old son of John Shearing, a four year old child of Mr./Mrs. Huffnagle, and the body of a boy named Huber. _ _ , Most carefully prepared figures make the total loss of life 219." #16'''[[Metzler-720 | Jacob Metzel, Metzler]]''' ; resided on O'Hara street, and was buried in St. Mary's cem. (census has Jacob/Sophia Metzler). #15.[[Unknown-507966 | Sophia Metzel,Metzler]] aged 28 years; resided on O'Hara street : buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #14. [[Metzler-722 | Rosa Metzler]], aged 11 months ; resided on O'Hara street; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. #[[Metzler-721 | Susan Metzler]], aged 4 years, (since deceased), "Orphaned list/ died since #[[Glatzel-10 | Conrad Glatzel]] newspaper is: "Getzer"- aged 45 years; buried in St. Mary's cem. # Mrs. Glatzel, newspaper is: "Getzer" aged 40 years ; buried in St. Mary's cemetery. # [[Unknown-508213 | Mary Conlon]] #46: Mrs. Mary Conlon, aged 55 years; resided on East street, buried in Brodhead cemetery. #47.[[Conlon-552 |Mary Conlon]], aged t months; resided on East st./ buried in Brodhead cemetery. #48. [[Conlon-552 | Theresa Conlon]], aged 14 years; resided on East st./ was buried in Brodhead cem. #[[Unknown-508079 | Mary Winkler]] is the first listed. [[Winkler-1839 | John Winkler]] "19 year old wife, Mary" died, John survived #Jacob Schaffer #[[Leopold-326 | Henry Leopold]] NOT SURE Henry drowned or just the rest of his family. # 28. Mrs. Henry Leopold ; resided on O'Hara street ; was buried with rest of family in St. Mary's cemetery. The Leopold family’s three-story frame house was destroyed. Mrs. Leopold and her four children drowned. In addition, the flood killed five children from another family living on the third floor. The home of a cooper named Simon Dreyer was lifted up and set on its side. The family inside escaped serious injury. [https://newsinteractive.post-gazette.com/thedigs/2013/03/11/butchers-run-flood-devastates-ohara-street-in-1874/] #29. Son of Henry Leopold. #30. son Leopold #31. Daughter of Henry Leopold. # 32.Daughter of Henry Leopold #27. [[Arnold-2925 | Archibald Arnold]] 22 years old (also on the Citizen's list) # body of a female # bodies of 7 children ( 3 boys 4 girls, not yet ID) # Mrs. John Schaffer & 3 daughters another newspaper says, "Mrs. John Schaeffer, Miss Schaeffer, Schaeffer 2 sisters # August Bolster is listed twice..... # [[Humbard-65 | W.H. Humbard]] (f-a-g: Humbert)"43. Wm. Humbard, 25 years of age ; resided at No. 252 Ohio street ; buried in Allegheny cemetery. (f-a-g also has newspaper re: that his wife/1 child also drowned.) # [[Raukauf-1 | Emma Renkouff]] Raukauf (Rykoff?) # [[Raukauf-4 | Julia Renkouff]] 9 months # child, 4 years. of Hoffnagle (Huffmangle) #[[Huber-3632 | Louis Huber]] age:13 (St.Mary's Cem) #[[Huber-3636 | Geo. Huber]]. '''LIVED''' His brother[[Huber-3632 | Louis. Huber]]. Louis Huber #51.[[Sheren-10 | Sheren]] only Sheren that is 4 years is James I. Sheren, age:4 years; resided on East street, and was buried in St. Mary's cemetery." #[[Unknown-508620 | Mary Winkler]] This, the 2nd Mary Winkler, age:24, and married to William, both born in Prussia. (also on the Citizen's list) #[[Rodgers-5277 | John Rodgers]] NOT Jolin as in the Citizen's list, age 17 == Other Related Deaths == #[[Shaffer-4401 | John Shaffer]] 40 Married- Committed suicide 3 days after the flood. (Death Log) #[[Unknown-508535 | Margaret Davis]] 32 Married Committed suicide the day after the flood (Death Log image 515) == Newspapers & photos == == LISTS BREAKDOWN == ::Virginia CHRONICLE Newspaper list of victims ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ::::Column 1 :paragraph:5 :"A German man lived but wife/3 children drown" :"Mother, Connelly/ 3 children drown" :"Youngman named Rogers, Cripple drown" ::::Column 2 :"Michael Schlotter/ his child found" :"THE FEARFUL TORRANT" :John Gorman/ wife/ 3 kids :James Forben/ wife/ 3 kids :"Mrs. Gorman saved herself…" ::::Column 3 :Mrs Forben Drown (brother James Flanagan lived) :Dillon Family/neighbors totalling 9 souls (died? Or not sure?) :Thomas Britton :son Willie Britton age:12-14 (but found him age:17) :Maggie Hunter age:12 :Mrs Throp found but husband/ 4 kids missing :'''Two More Bodies''' :[[Conner-4681 | James Connor]] age: 60 Miner (no record found of him) ::[[Dill-2101 | Betsy Dil]] (James Connor housekeep) :"A mother, 3-4 children/kids of another family total: 9 in all" : " A TOUCHING SCENE" :George Hoover, age 7, '''found alive''' :Mr. Thorn lived but Mrs Thron drown :Mrs Leopold 4 kids, 20 months to 7 years :wife & 7 kids of a workman from across the river………… :'''NAMES OF THE DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN''' :'''UPPER ALLEGHENY DIST''' :Mrs. John Schaffer :Miss. Schaffer :Maggie Hunter age:12 :" 2 SISTERS (her sisters or sister-in-laws :Henry Matten :Mrs. Henry Matten/ 4 kids :August Bolster :W. H. Humbard (Humbert) :Emma Renkouff :Mary Renkouff :"Son of John shering" :Mr Huffnagle :Mrs. Huffnagle ::::Column 4 :'''NAMES OF THE DEAD SO FAR AS KNOWN''' ::'''UPPER ALLEGHENY DIST''' :Henry Hess :Lewis Hoover :Mrs____per / child :Henry Leopold :Mrs Leopold 4 kids, 20 ms to 7 ys :Mary Conlon :Archie Arnold :Mrs. Melz__on :Jacob Lutz ::'''LOWER ALLEGHENY DIST''' :James Forden :Mrs. James Forden/ 4 kids :Mr John Gorman/ 3 kids ::'''Temperanceville''' :Mr. McVey age 50 :Ida McVey age 8 :Mrs. Sample age 27 :Thomas Britton Miner age 60 :Willie Britton age:17 :Maggie Hunter age:12 :Mrs. Throp age:40 :Joseph Connor Miner age:60 :Betsy Dill :Mr. thomas Smith :Mrs. Thomas Smith/ 3 kids ::'''Chartier's Creek''' :Mr. McCleat (McClease) :Mrs. McCleat / 5 kids :Son of Joseph Hoover :Son of George Albreit (Albretz) :Mrs. Mary Ferguson :''' July 28th bodies recovered ''' :FROM COLUMN #4 :Mrs. Brittner :Ida McVey age 8 :one unknown unrecognized :MORTALITY CHART :UPPER ALLEGHENY DIST 125 :LOWER ALLEGHENY DIST 9 :SAW MILL RUN 14 :SAW MILL RUN BIG BRANCH 6 :SAW MILL RUN LITTLE BRANCH 27 :OTHER SUBURBS 18 ::: TOTAL ALL AREAS: 219 :'''BURYING THE DEAD''' :Joseph Schenepfer :Louisa Schnepfer/ 4 kids :Huber and wife :Fox and wife ::" to be buried in Union Dale Cemetery == Burials == # Brodhead Cemetery (aka: Saint Philip Roman Catholic Church Cemetery, Crafton, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania) A cemetery was established in the area known as '''Broadhead cemetery''' # Category: Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania # Union Dale Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, No Fox is listed in the findagrave memorial site but the newspaper article states this is where they were laid to rest. Up to 20 Victims # Saint Mary Catholic Cemetery, Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/46165/saint-mary-catholic-cemetery] # Troy Hill Cemetery # South Side Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, #'''Category: St. Mary's Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania''' Saint Mary Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (Troy Hill) [https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2245997/saint-mary-cemetery] == Sources == #[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939V-8L95-YV?i=526&cc=1810412&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AXZ7J-MQM Pittsburgh City Death LOG] #https://archive.org/stream/reportofcitizens00citi/reportofcitizens00citi_djvu.txt #[https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=CLM18740801-01.2.15&srpos=2&e=--1859---1911--en-20--1--txt-txIN-%22john+winkler%22-------2-- Colorado Historic Newspapers.org] #[https://virginiachronicle.com/cgi-bin/virginia?a=d&d=DD18740730.1.3&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN------- Virginia Chronicle] #The Pittsburgh Daily Commercial, 30 July 1874, page 4'

[[Category: Pittsylvania County, Virginia Colony]][[Category: Pittsylvania County, Virginia]] [[Space: Virginia Counties and Parishes#counties | Virginia Counties]] | Pittsylvania County, Virginia {{One Place Study|place=Pittsylvania County, Virginia}} == Pittsylvania County == ===History=== Formed from [[Space: Halifax County, Virginia | Halifax County]] on November 6, 1766. Portions of the county were subsequently broken out into [[Space: Surry County, Virginia | Surry County]] and [[Space: Henry County, Virginia | Henry County]]. == Sources == See also: * [http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~george/countyformations/virginiaformationmaps.html History of County Formations in Virginia 1617-1995] * [http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/pittsylvania/census/tith.txt First List of Tithables of Pittsylvania County, Virginia]; Year 1767; The History of Pittsylvania County; by Maud Carter Clement. * [http://vagenweb.org/parishes.htm Virginia parishes], posted by Freddie Spradlin on Virginia Genealogy Web, based primarily on "''Hening's Statutes at Large'' (see [http://vagenweb.org/hening/ vagenweb.org/hening/]) and the list of parishes in ''The Hornbook of Virginia History,'' 4th edition, edited by Emily J. Salmon and Edward D. C. Campbell, Jr., Library of Virginia, Richmond, 1994." * [https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Pittsylvania_County,_Virginia_Genealogy Pittsylvania County on Family Search] ** [https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99LX-MHJ2 Marriages] (FamilySearch login required, but free): Marriage bonds book, no. 1, 1767-1861 -- Index to marriage register, no. 2, 1861-1900 -- Marriage register, no. 2, 1861-1900. * Pittsylvania County, Virginia Marriages 1700-1799. Publication: Records Compiled by Cecil D. McDonald, Jr. of Seattle, Washington; Transcribed and submitted for use in the USGenWeb Archives by Wes Blair, Pam Miller. * Marriages of Pittsylvania County Virginia 1767-1805. Author: Catherine Lindsay Knorr Publication: 1956 * [https://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/ Chancery Records Index at Library of Virginia] includes the Pittsylvania County chancery causes, 1771-1869

[[Category:Pittsylvania Plantation, Prince William County, Virginia]] [[Category:USBH Heritage Exchange, Needs Slave Profiles]] [[Category:Prince William County, Virginia, Slave Owners]] [[Category:Prince William County, Virginia, Slaves]] [[Space:US_Black_Heritage_Index_of_Plantations|US Black Heritage Index of Plantations]] [[Space:Virginia_Plantations|Virginia Plantations]] ==Information == [[Carter-4687|Landon Carter Jr.]] received a tract of land as part of his father's estate. '''Wills and inventories, 1699-1879; general index to wills, 1699-1950''': "Wills and inventories, 1699-1879; general index to wills, 1699-1950"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/366820 Wills and inventories, 1699-1879; general index to wills, 1699-1950]
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-C9PF-H2HY?cat=366820 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *1779 will of Landon Carter, Sr It became the plantation known as Pittsylvania.https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=62662 The Pittsylvania plantation was located in Prince William Co, Virginia, at the site of the historic Manassas Battlefield Park. A footprint of the main house can be seen on the grounds. http://eservice.pwcgov.org/library/digitallibrary/hsdw/P_Folder/PittsylvaniaSite76-330/pdfs/PittsylvaniaSite76-330PublA.pdf When Landon Carter, Jr. died, he left his property in Prince William County to his son Wormley Carter, his lands in Loudon County to his son John F. Carter, See also the Battlefield Park website, and especially the section on James Robinson, a freed slave thought to be the son of Landon -- which Landon is not clear[https://www.battlefields.org/visit/heritage-sites/james-robinson-house James Robinson House] This site can also be seen on the grounds of the Battlefield Park. He also left his lands in Fauquier County to his younger sons, Moore Fauntleroy Carter and Charles Landon Carter. However, when it came time to divide Moore's property amongst his seven children, part of it was found to the east of battlefield park site bounded on the east by Stone Road. This section was assigned to Moore Fauntleroy, Jr. in 1820. In 1861, he realized that the Yankees would be marching over his property, so he took his young family west to Linden and waited out the war there. Pittsylvania was willed from Wormeley Carter to his son, Landon Carter. '''General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872''': "General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/379047 General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872] Wills, inventories & accounts, Vols. K-L 1809- 1823
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9PX-FWFN?i=227&cat=379047 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *will written 8 Apr 1815, proven 7 Aug 1815. ===Landon Carter Jr.=== Landon Carter Jr. owned the Pittsylvania from 1779 to his death in 1801. In '''1782''' the enslaved of Landon Carter Jr. and his son John Carter are seen on the tax list in Prince William Co, VA. '''Property Tax''': "Personal property tax lists of Prince William County, 1782-1861"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/411407 Personal property tax lists of Prince William County, 1782-1861] Personal property tax lists 1782-1799 (1782 has 4 lists; 1783-1786, 1721-1843 have 1 list per year; 1787-1820, 1844-1861 have 2 lists per year)
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS4X-9Z3J-S?i=15&cat=411407 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *Tom *Harry *Geo *Joe *Joe *Simon *Archy *Billy *Luzus *Joe *Barnaby *James *James *Phill *Phill *Robin *Stephen *Person *Tom *Simon *Lewis *Garsen or Gowen *Willoughby *Peter *Parmer *Manuel *Sarah *Fortune *Ester *Abby *Abby *Sicily *Judy *Billy *Kate *Sarah *Kate *Penny *Miny *Patty *Patty *Betty *Mary *Beck *Sukey *Martha *Martha *Sally *Pegg *Nanny *Martha *Mary persons under age 16 *Thaddeus *Billy *Billy *Ephraim *Amos *Garsen *Harry *Nanny *Judy *Hannah *Lydia *Dolly *George *Gerrson or Gowen *Nancy *Jane *Jacob *Tom *Ambrose *Josy *Winny *Nat *Molly *Ben *Sarah *Ursula *Lotty *Mimy *Billy *Peggy *Jack *Mthy *Katy *Anderson *Cuchera *Charlotte *Diana *Kezekia *Jrehamiah *Amariat *Katy *Phillis *Vincent *Ganner or Gowen *Chriss *Peter *Daniel *James *Rawley *Sukey *Ben *Betty *Isaac *Dinah *Amy *Betty *Sam *Jonny *Alex *Silla *Sukey *Jmina *Aly *Charlotte *Sylva *Phebe *Ralph *Mary *Robin??? *Cato *Charles? A number of enslaved are named in the will of Landon Carter in '''1801'''. '''General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872''': "General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/379047 General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872] Wills, inventories & accounts, Vols. H-I 1792- 1809
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9PX-F7MV?i=236&cat=379047 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *1801 will in Prince William Co, VA House servants on the Prince William Estate: *Betty *Sukey *Charlotte *Caty *Mimah *Jenny *Judah *Vincent *Hill *Gardner *Joe *Old Will to daughter Elizabeth Carter *Peter *Sukey, wife of Peter *and all their children *Jenny, a girl to daughter Margaret Carter *George *Charlotte, wife of George *all their children *Judah, a girl to Judith Carter *Mimah *Natty *Kitte to daughter Mary Bruce *Lucy, woman to grandson Landon Bruce *Meridith, boy, son of Will *Katy, woman *Katy's child to grandson John Bruce *Nassau, boy, son of Will to granddaughter Eliza Bruce *Becky, girl, daughter of Sukey to granddaughter Judith Bruce *Betty, girl, daughter of Sukey to granddaughter Eleanara Bruce *Sophia, girl, daughter of Lucy The following were already in possession of his daugther, but he did not name which daughter, possibly Mary Bruce. *Old Will *Betty, wife of Old Will *Sukey, daughter of Old Will And an inventory of enslaved persons is found in his probate paperwork in '''1801'''. '''General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872''': "General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/379047 General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872] Wills, inventories & accounts, Vols. H-I 1792- 1809
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9PX-FQ1X?i=249&cat=379047 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *1801 inventory submitted to court Prince William Co, VA *Archey *Joe, blacksmith *Paul *Vincent *Griffin *Hill *Martin *Katey *Mary *Joe, son of Archy *Parlow, son of Sukey *Janney *Clara?, child of Janney *Winny, child of Martha *Paul, son of Billy *Naussa, son of Billy *Juddy *Nichols *Dennis *Harry *George *Katty, little *Maria and child *Betsey, of Billy *Sally *Meridith *Sally *Esther and *Robert *Abigal *Sarah *Bill *Martha, yellow *Nancy *Phillis *John *Harriot *Sally *Silvia and *Tennison *Nancy *Natt *Tasker *Sukey *Gabriel *Barshaba *Tolly *Archy *Esther *Harry *Arthur *Talbot *Phil *Billy, house *Nutty *Mimah and *Philander *Caroline *Charlotte *Sach, child of Charlotte *Betsey *Penny *Sammy *Peter *Judith, lubber *Daniel *Joe *Moses *Polly *Peggy *Beck *Judith *Sukey *Marshall *Alfred *Carlos *George, waggoner *Beck *Sarah, child of Beck *Simon *Edmund *Jose *Abigal *Ralph *Billy *Whitley *Peggy *Dolly *Jonathan, child of Dolly *Juddy *Willoughby *Saunders *Lavinia *Hannah *Martha, child of Hannah *Nancy *George *Anny *Buliegh *Nancy, child of Buliegh *Liddy *Eleanor, child of Liddy *Harry *Julia *Hannah *Joe, yellow *Betty *Randolph, child of Betty *Anny *Luisa, child of Anny *Stephen *Kitt *Jack *Gowen *Patty *Ellzey *Ephraim *Sam *Levi *Unus *Dinah *Tom *Judy *Sukey, Granny *Sarah, Granny *Harry *Martha *Mary *Jsland *Jesse *Ben *Sam *Tom, weaver *Simon *Agey *Miles *George *Park *Phil, shoemaker *Peter *Fanny *Sally, child of Fanny *Sarah *Ben, child of Sarah *Jamsny *Nancy *Jack *Nancy *Geaston *Beck *Liddy *Joyce *Natt ===Wormeley Carter=== [[Carter-31369|Wormeley Carter]] owned the Pittsylvania from 1801-1815. The enslaved were listed in his probate inventory. '''General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872''': "General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872"
Catalog: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/379047 General index to wills, 1734-1951; wills, inventories & accounts, 1734- 1872] Wills, inventories & accounts, Vols. K-L 1809- 1823
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[https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L9PX-FWFX?i=233&cat=379047 FamilySearch Image] (accessed 28 March 2022) *estate 4 Sept 1815 *Griffin *Simon *Joe *Tasker *Joe *James *Arthur *Paul *Simon *Dolly *Beck, child of Dolly *Beck *John, child of Beck *Winny *Sarah *Judy *Edmund *Nutty *Simon *Stephen *Watt *Harriot *Easter *Chriss *Martha *Carline *Sally *Abigail *Bridgit *Moses *George ===Landon Carter=== Landon Carter, son of Wormeley Carter, owned the Pittsylvania plantation from 1815 to his death in 1849. Probate paperwork has not been found for him as of this time. In 1847 Carter appears at court to gain exemption from taxes on his slave Nancy. ==Sources==

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[[Category: Pizzolanti Name Study]][[Category: Valledolmo, Palermo]] [[Category: One Name Studies Project, Needs Coordinator]] ==About the Project== The Pizzolanti Name Study project serves as a collaborative platform to collect information on the [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Pizzolanti Pizzolanti] name. The hope is that other researchers like you will [[#How to Join|join the study]] to help make it a valuable reference point for other genealogists who are researching or have an interest in the Pizzolanti name. As a One Name Study, this project is not limited to persons who are related biologically. Individual [[#Teams|team studies]] can be used to branch out the research into specific methods and areas of interest, such as geographically (England Pizzolantis), by time period (18th Century Pizzolantis), or by topic (Pizzolanti DNA, Pizzolanti Occupations, Pizzolanti Statistics). These studies may also include a number of family branches which have no immediate link with each other. Some researchers may even be motivated to go beyond the profile identification and research stage to compile fully sourced, single-family histories of some of the families they discover through this name study project. ''Also see the [[#Related Surnames and Surname Variants|related surnames and surname variants]]. ==How to Join== To join the Pizzolanti Name Study, first start out by browsing our current [[#Teams|teams]] to see if there is a specific study ongoing that fits your interests. If so, feel free to add your name to the Membership list below, post an introduction comment on the specific team page, and then dive right in! If a [[#Teams|team]] does not yet exist for your particular area of interest, please contact the '''Name Study Coordinator: [[Wiki-ID|Name]]''' for assistance. {{Member|ONS|name=Pizzolanti}} Once you are ready to go, you can also show your project affiliation with the ONS Member Sticker: {{Clear}} ==Teams== * * * * * ==Membership== * ''Example: [[Wiki-ID|Name]] - I am interested in the Pizzolantis of Europe during the 18th Century. I am hoping that this research will help me break down one of my brick walls!'' ==Related Surnames and Surname Variants== * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname1 Surname1] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname2 Surname2] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname3 Surname3] * [https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Surname4 Surname4]

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[[Category:Ayer Name Study]] {{Profile-box|Part of the [[Space:Ayer Name Study|Ayer Name Study]]}} === Places Named Ayer === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyer_Peak Eyer Peak, Probuda Ridge, Antarctica] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayr Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland] (named after the river and is likely not related to the name. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayers_Township,_Champaign_County,_Illinois Ayers Township, Illinois, USA] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayer,_Massachusetts Ayer, Massachusetts, USA] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayers,_West_Virginia Ayers, West Virginia, USA] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyre_Peninsula Eyre Peninsula, Australia] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uluru Uluru (Ayers Rock), Northern Territory, Australia] (Named after [[Ayers-1563|Henry Ayers GCMG (1821-1897)]])

[[Category: Ireland, Places]] ==Introduction== :These placenames are derived from [[Meredith-1182|my]] database of Irish Locations which contains all Parishes, Townlands, Towns and Baronies and quite a large number of District Electoral Divisions [DED], Dispensary or Registrars districts and Superintendent Registrar's Districts aka Poor law unions. Alternative names where known are also shown. I cannot guarantee that all Irish placenames are here nor do I guarantee the accuracy as correction continue to be made. :The one or two letters that identify the County in which the location is situated is explained on each page. ==Index to Letters== :{| width="100%" border="1" |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_A|'''Aa to Az''']] [[Space:Placenames Ireland - Disambiguation - A|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Ba_to_Ballyf|'''Ba to Ballyf''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Ba_to_Ballyf|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Ballyg_to_Ballyo|'''Ballyg to Ballyo''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Ballyg_to_Ballyo|''disambiguation'']] |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Ballyp_to_Bek|'''Ballyp to Bek''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Ballyp_to_Bek|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Bel_to_Bz|'''Bel to Bz''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Bel_to_Bz|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Caa_to_Caz|'''Caa to Caz''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Caa_to_Caz|''disambiguation'']] |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Cea_to_Cly|'''Cea to Cly''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Cea_to_Cly|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Coa_to_Corp|'''Coa to Corp''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Coa_to_Corp|''disambiguation'']] |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Corr_to_Cy|'''Corr to Cy''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|''disambiguation'']] |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_Da_to_Drok|'''Da to Drok''']] [[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Da_to_Drok|''disambiguation'']] | | |}

==Introduction== :These placenames are derived from [[Meredith-1182|my]] database of Irish Locations which contains all Parishes, Townlands, Towns and Baronies and quite a large number of district electoral divisions. I cannot guarantee that all Irish placenames are here nor do I guarantee the accuracy as corrections continue to be made. :Each entry represents a name that appears in an Irish location and where there are many instances of the name a separate disambiguation page shows all the instances of the name and the parishes in which it is situate. :Where a category of a single location exists (at the time of the last run) the link takes you to the category. Where there are multiple instances the link takes you to the diasambiguation page. ==Identifying County and Type== :County Letters are used to identify the county to which the place belongs. These are ''usually'' the first and last letter of the county name. The same has been applied to counties in Northern Ireland after 1922. :{| width="80%" border="1" |'''Letter'''||'''County'''||'''Letter'''||'''County'''||'''Letter'''||'''County'''||'''Letter'''||'''County''' |- |AM||Antrim,||AH||Armagh,||C||Cork,||CE||Clare |- |CN||Cavan,||CW||Carlow,||D||Dublin,||DL||Donegal |- |DN||Down,||FH||Fermanagh,||G||Galway,||KE||Kildare |- |KK||Kilkenny,||KY||Kerry,||L||Limerick,||LD||Longford |- |LH||Louth,||LM||Leitrim,||LS||Laois,||LY||Londonderry |- |MH||Meath,||MN||Monaghan,||MO||Mayo,||OY||Offaly |- |RN||Roscommon,||SO||Sligo,||T||Tipperary,||TE||Tyrone |- |W||Waterford,||WH||Westmeath,||WX||Wexford,||WW||Wicklow |} :The letters immediately following the county designation are the type of location, or types, which are represented by the name thus for example '''Abartagh: W, T(1)''' relates to a townland in Waterford and there is just the one instance. T = Townland, TN = Town, P = Parish, B = Barony, E = District Electoral Division,
R = Registration District (Disp Dist), S = Superintentent Registrar's District. :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Name/County'''||'''Name/County'''||'''Name/County''' |- |[[:Category:Corr and Aughantarragh Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Corr and Aughantarragh]]: AH, T(1) |Corr and Dunavally: AH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corr]]: CN, T(2) |- |Corr: G, T(1) |Corr: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corr]]: WH, T(3) |- |Corraback: CN, T(1) |Corrabally: C, T(1) |Corrabarrack: LM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrabaun]]: G, T(3) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrabaun]]: LD, T(3) |Corrabaun: MO, T(1) |- |Corrabaun: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrabeagh]]: LM, T(2) |Corrabeegher: LM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrabeg]]: RN, T(2) |Corrabella: T, T(1) |Corrabofin: MN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrabola]]: LD, T(2) |Corrabul: L, T(1) |Corrabulbeg: L, T(1) |- |Corracaboon: LM, T(1) |Corracanvy: CN, T(1) |Corracar: LM, T(1) |- |Corracarrow: CN, T(1) |Corracharra: MN, T(1) |Corrachole: LM, T(1) |- |Corracholia Beg: CN, T(1) |Corracholia More: CN, T(1) |Corrachomera: CN, T(1) |- |Corrachoosaun: LM, T(1) |Corrachrow: FH, T(1) |Corrachuill: LM, T(1) |- |Corrachulter: MN, T(1) |Corrackan: MN, T(1) |Corraclare Big: FH, T(1) |- |Corraclare Little: FH, T(1) |Corraclare North: FH, T(1) |Corraclare: FH, T(1) |- |Corraclassy: CN, T(1) |Corracleigh: CN, T(1) |Corraclevin: OY, T(1) |- |Corraclogh: RN, T(1) |Corracloghan: MN, T(1) |Corracloon Beg: CE, T(1) |- |Corracloon More: CE, T(1) |Corracloon: CE, T(1) |Corracloon: FH, T(1) |- |Corracloona: LM, T(1) |[[:Category:Corracoash Townland, Kinawley Parish, County Fermanagh|Corracoash]]: FH, T(1) |Corracoggil North: RN, T(1) |- |Corracoggil South: RN, T(1) |Corracommeen: RN, T(1) |Corracoolia: G, T(1) |- |Corracramph North: LM, T(1) |Corracramph South: LM, T(1) |Corracramph: DL, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corracreeny]]: CN, T(2) |Corracreeny: LM, T(1) |Corracreigh: RN, T(1) |- |Corracrin: MN, T(1) |Corracrow: MO, T(1) |Corracullin: G, T(1) |- |Corracullin: OY, T(1) |Corracunna: C, T(1) |Corradarren: CN, T(1) |- |Corraderrybrock: FH, T(1) |Corradeverrid: CN, T(1) |Corradillar: FH, T(1) |- |Corradinna: TE, T(1) |Corradoo East: SO, T(1) |Corradoo West: SO, T(1) |- |Corradoo: SO, T(1) |Corradooa: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corradooey]]: DL, T(2) |- |Corradooey: LD, T(1) |Corradoon: W, T(1) |Corradoran: LH, T(1) |- |Corradovar: FH, T(1) |Corradownan: CN, T(1) |Corradreenan East: FH, T(1) |- |Corradreenan West: FH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corradrehid]]: RN, T(2) |Corradrish: MO, T(1) |- |Corradrishy: MO, T(1) |Corraduff: T, T(1) |Corrafaireen: G, T(1) |- |Corraffrin: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corragarrow]]: LD, T(2) |Corragarry: CN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corragarry]]: MN, T(3)
''Corr Gharraí nó Srúil'' |Corragarta: MN, T(1) |Corragarve: RN, T(1) |- |Corragaun (Morris): KK, T(1) |Corragaun (Reade): KK, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corragaun]]: MO, T(2) |- |Corrageen: D, T(1) |Corrageen: WX, T(1) |Corragh (Maxwell): MN, T(1) |- |Corragh Island: DL, T(1) |Corragh: WX, T(1) |Corragh: WW, T(1) |- |Corraghbrack: MN, T(1) |Corraghdown: MN, T(1) |Corraghduff: MN, T(1) |- |Corragho: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corraghy]]: CN, T(2) |Corraghy: FH, T(1) |- |Corragina: W, T(1) |Corraglass West: FH, T(1) |Corraglass: FH, T(1) |- |Corragloon: CN, T(1) |[[:Category:Corragole Townland, Kinawley Parish, County Fermanagh|Corragole]]: FH, T(1) |Corragoly: LM, T(1) |- |Corragooly: MO, T(1) |Corragore: MN, T(1) |Corragunnagalliaghdoo Island: MO, T(1) |- |Corragunt: FH, T(1) |Corraharra: FH, T(1) |Corraheen: FH, T(1) |- |Corrahoash: CN, T(1) |Corrahoor: MO, T(1) |Corraige: CE, T(1) |- |Corraine: DL, T(1) |Corrainy: TE, T(1) |Corrakane: CN, T(1) |- |Corrakeel: FH, T(1) |Corrakeeldrum: CN, T(1) |Corrakeen: MN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrakeeran]]: CN, T(2) |Corrakeeran: MH, T(1) |Corrakelly: FH, T(1) |- |Corrakit: LH, T(1) |Corrakyle: CE, T(1) |Corrala: LM, T(1) |- |Corralahan: LM, T(1) |Corralanna: WH, T(1) |Corralara: RN, T(1) |- |Corralea West: G, T(1) |Corralea: FH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corralea]]: G, T(3) |- |Corralea: RN, T(1) |[[:Category:Corraleehan Townland, Drumreilly Parish, County Leitrim|Corraleehan]]: LM, T(1) |Corraleehanbeg: CN, T(1) |- |Corraleek: FH, T(1) |Corralena: WH, T(1) |Corraleskin: LM, T(1) |- |Corralinnen: FH, T(1) |Corralongford: FH, T(1) |Corralough South: G, T(1) |- |Corralough: G, T(1) |Corralough: LD, T(1) |Corralough: T, T(1) |- |Corralustia: LM, T(1) |Corramacorra: WX, T(1) |Corramaeeagh: G, T(1) |- |Corramagrine: RN, T(1) |Corramahan: LM, T(1) |Corramartin: LM, T(1) |- |Corrameen: FH, T(1) |Corramegan: MN, T(1) |Corramonaghan: FH, T(1) |- |Corramore: FH, T(1) |Corramore: RN, T(1) |Corramore: TE, T(1) |- |Corran Beg: C, T(1) |Corran Middle: C, T(1) |Corran More: C, T(1) |- |Corran North: C, T(1) |Corran South: C, T(1) |Corran: AH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corran]]: CN, T(2) |Corran: C, T(1) |Corranagh: DL, T(1) |- |Corranaheen: FH, T(1) |Corrananagh: MH, T(1) |Corranarry: TE, T(1) |- |Corrandoo: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrandrum]]: G, T(2) |Corrandulla: G, T(1) |- |Corranea Glebe: CN, T(1) |Corranearty: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corraneary]]: CN, T(4) |- |Corraneary: LM, T(1) |Corraneden: CN, T(1) |Corraneena: G, T(1) |- |Corranellistrum: G, T(1) |Corraness Glebe: DL, T(1) |Corranewy: FH, T(1) |- |Corranewy: MN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corranierna]]: CN, T(2) |Corrannaskeha North: W, T(1) |- |Corrannaskeha South: W, T(1) |Corrannaskeha: W, T(1) |Corranny: FH, T(1) |- |Corranroo: CE, T(1) |Corrantarramud: G, T(1) |Corrantotan: RN, T(1) |- |Corranure: CN, T(1) |Corraphort: LM, T(1) |Corraquigley: CN, T(1) |- |Corraquill: CN, T(1) |Corraquill: T, T(1) |Corrard: CN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrard]]: FH, T(3) |Corrardaghy: FH, T(1) |Corrardreen: FH, T(1) |- |Corraree and Ballygatta: RN, T(1) |Corrarod: CN, T(1) |Corrascoffy: LM, T(1) |- |Corrashesk: TE, T(1) |Corrasheskin: TE, T(1) |Corrasillagh: WW, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corraskea]]: MN, T(2) |Corraskealy: MN, T(1) |Corraslira: RN, T(1) |- |Corraslustia: RN, T(1) |Corrasmaghooil: LM, T(1) |Corrasmongan: CN, T(1) |- |Corrasra: LM, T(1) |Corrastoona Beg: RN, T(1) |Corrastoona More: RN, T(1) |- |Corrataghart: MN, T(1) |[[:Category:Corratanty Townland, Muckno Parish, County Monaghan|Corratanty]]: MN, T(1) |Corratanvally: MO, T(1) |- |Corratary: TE, T(1) |Corratawy: CN, T(1) |Corratawy: LM, T(1) |- |Corrateean: MN, T(1) |Corrateemore: MN, T(1) |Corraterriff North: LM, T(1) |- |Corraterriff South: LM, T(1) |Corrateskin: FH, T(1) |Corratillan: CN, T(1) |- |Corratimore Glebe: LM, T(1) |Corratinner: CN, T(1) |Corratirrim: CN, T(1) |- |Corratistune: FH, T(1) |Corratober Lower: CN, T(1) |Corratober Upper: CN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corratober]]: CN, T(3) |Corratober: MH, T(1) |Corratowick: MO, T(1) |- |Corratrasna Glebe: FH, T(1) |Corratrasna: FH, T(1) |Corratrasna: MN, T(1) |- |Corratrench: RN, T(1) |Corraun: LS, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corraun]]: MO, T(3) |- |Corraun: RN, T(1) |Corraunboy: MO, T(1) |Corravacan: MN, T(1) |- |Corravaddy: DL, T(1) |Corravahan: CN, T(1) |Corravally: T, T(1) |- |Corravarry: CN, T(1) |Corraveaty: CN, T(1) |Corraveggaun East: MO, T(1) |- |Corraveggaun West: MO, T(1) |Corravehy: FH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corravilla]]: CN, T(2) |- |Corravilla: MN, T(1) |Corraviller: MN, T(1) |Corravoggy: CN, T(1) |- |Corravogy: CN, T(1) |Corravohy: CN, T(1) |Corravokeen: MO, T(1) |- |Corravoley: C, T(1) |Corravoo: MN, T(1) |Corravreeda East: C, T(1) |- |Corravreeda West: C, T(1) |Corrawaddy: CN, T(1) |Corrawaleen: LM, T(1) |- |Corraweehil Glebe: LM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corraweelis]]: CN, T(3) |Corrawillin: CN, T(1) |- |Corrawillin: MN, T(1) |Corrawully: FH, T(1) |Corray: SO, T(1) |- |Correagh Glebe: CN, T(1) |Correagh: RN, T(1) |Correagh: SO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Correagh]]: WH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Correal]]: RN, T(2) |Correaly: WH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Correel]]: LS, T(2) |[[:Category:Correen Townland, Skerry Parish, County Antrim|Correen]]: AM, T(1) |Correen: FH, T(1) |- |Correen: LM, T(1) |Correen: RN, T(1) |Correenbeg: RN, T(1) |- |Correenfeeradda: L, T(1) |Correens: MO, T(1) |Correish: LM, T(1) |- |Correl: FH, T(1) |Correllstown: WH, T(1) |Correvan: CN, T(1) |- |Correvan: MN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corries or Corrymore]]: CW, T(2) |Corriga: LM, T(1) |- |Corriga: T, T(1) |Corrigeen: LS, T(1) |Corrin: C, T(1) |- |Corrinagh: LD, T(1) |Corrinare: AH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrinary]]: MN, T(2) |- |Corrinenty: MN, T(1) |Corrinshigagh (Cope): MN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrinshigagh]]: MN, T(2) |- |Corrinshigo: AH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrinshigo]]: CN, T(2) |Corrinshigo: FH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corrinshigo]]: MN, T(5) |Corrintra: MN, T(1) |Corrinure: AH, T(1) |- |Corrody: LY, T(1) |Corrofin: G, T(1) |Corrog: DN, T(1) |- |Corrogebeg: T, T(1) |Corrogemore: T, T(1) |Corronagh: CN, T(1) |- |Corrool (Brennan): LD, T(1) |Corrool (Fox): LD, T(1) |Corrool (Kenny): LD, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Corrower Townland, Attymass Parish, County Mayo|Corrower]]: MO, T(1) |Corrowle: T, T(1) |Corroy: MO, T(1) |- |Corroy: RN, T(1) |Corrspark: G, T(1) |Corrstown: AM, T(1) |- |Corrstown: D, T(1) |Corrstown: LY, T(1) |Corrudda: LM, T(1) |- |Corruragh: C, T(1) |Corry East: RN, T(1) |Corry Island: LM, T(1) |- |Corry West: RN, T(1) |Corry: AH, T(1) |Corry: DL, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corry]]: FH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corry]]: G, T(2) |Corry: LM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corry]]: LD, T(2) |Corry: MN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corry]]: RN, T(2) |- |Corry: WH, T(1) |Corryagan: MN, T(1) |Corryarbeg: MN, T(1) |- |Corryard: LM, T(1) |Corryaughany: MO, T(1) |Corrybrackan: MN, T(1) |- |Corrybrannan: MN, T(1) |Corrycholman: CN, T(1) |Corrycorka: LD, T(1) |- |Corrycroar: TE, T(1) |Corrycullen: LM, T(1) |Corrydavit: MO, T(1) |- |Corrydonnellan: WH, T(1) |Corryena: LD, T(1) |Corryhagan: MN, T(1) |- |Corryloan: MN, T(1) |Corrymailley: MO, T(1) |Corrymellagh: AM, T(1) |- |Corryolus: LM, T(1) |Corryrourke: CN, T(1) |Corsale: FH, T(1) |- |Corsallagh: SO, T(1) |Corscreenagh: FH, T(1) |Corsenshin: FH, T(1) |- |Corsillagh: WW, T(1) |Corsilloga: MN, T(1) |Corskeagh (Daly): G, T(1) |- |Corskeagh (Trench): G, T(1) |Corskeagh Beg: G, T(1) |Corskeagh More: G, T(1) |- |Corskeagh: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corskeagh]]: RN, T(2) |Corskeagh: SO, T(1) |- |Corstown: KK, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corstown]]: LH, T(3) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corstown]]: MH, T(2) |- |Corstruce: CN, T(1) |Cortaghart: MN, T(1) |Cortaher: FH, T(1) |- |Cortamlat: AH, T(1) |Cortannel: MN, T(1) |Cortial: LH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cortober]]: CN, T(2) |Cortober: LM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cortober]]: MN, T(4) |- |Cortober: RN, T(1) |Cortolvin: MN, T(1) |Cortown: MH, T(1) |- |Cortrasna: CN, T(1) |Cortrasna: FH, T(1) |Cortrasna: RN, T(1) |- |Cortreane: MN, T(1) |Cortullagh or Grove: OY, T(1) |Corvackan: MN, T(1) |- |Corvaghan: MN, T(1) |Corvally: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corvally]]: MN, T(3) |- |[[:Category:Corvanaghan Townland, Kildress Parish, County Tyrone|Corvanaghan]]: TE, T(1) |Corveagh Lower: MO, T(1) |Corveagh Upper: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corveen]]: DL, T(2) |Corvickremon: MO, T(1) |Corville: T, T(1) |- |Corvoam: MN, T(1) |Corvoderry: MO, T(1) |Corvoley: MO, T(1) |- |Corvoy: MN, T(1) |Corweelis or Lisaderg: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Corweelis]]: CN, T(2) |- |Corwig: KE, T(1) |Corwillick: SO, T(1) |Corwillin: MN, T(1) |- |Corwin: CN, T(1) |Cosbystown: FH, T(1) |Cosha North: KY, T(1) |- |Cosha South: KY, T(1) |Coshcummeragh: KY, T(1) |Cosher: WX, T(1) |- |Coshkib: AM, T(1) |Coshquin: LY, T(1) |Coskeam: CE, T(1) |- |Coskemduff: CN, T(1) |Cosmona: G, T(1) |Coss: KY, T(1) |- |Cossallagh: MO, T(1) |Cossaun: G, T(1) |Cossaunaclamper: G, T(1) |- |Cossycon: FH, T(1) |Costello's Island: G, T(1) |Costello's-park: G, T(1) |- |Costrea: LM, T(1) |Coteenty: G, T(1) |Cotlerstown: LH, T(1) |- |Cott: KE, T(1) |Cottage Island: SO, T(1) |Cottage: CE, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cottage Townland, Raymoghy Parish, County Donegal|Cottage]]: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cottage]]: G, T(2) |Cottage: KY, T(1) |- |Cottage: L, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cottage]]: MO, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cottage]]: T, T(2) |- |Cottage: WX, T(1) |Cottagefarm: LS, T(1) |Cottagequinn: TE, T(1) |- |Cotterellsbooly: KK, T(1) |[[:Category:Cotterellsrath Townland, Kells Parish, County Kilkenny|Cotterellsrath]]: KK, T(1) |Cottian: DL, T(1) |- |Cottlestown: SO, T(1) |[[:Category:Cotton Townland, Bangor Parish, County Down|Cotton]]: DN, T(1) |Cottown: DL, T(1) |- |Cottrellstown: KK, T(1) |Cottrelstown: D, T(1) |Cotts: WX, T(1) |- |Cottstown: C, T(1) |Cougane: C, T(1) |Coulagh: C, T(1) |- |Coulagh: KY, T(1) |Coultry: D, T(1) |Coum (Allen): T, T(1) |- |Coum (Parker): T, T(1) |Coumaclavlig: C, T(1) |Coumaclovane: C, T(1) |- |Coumaleague: KY, T(1) |Coumanare: KY, T(1) |Coumaraghlinmountain: W, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Coumbeg]]: T, T(2) |Coumbowler: KY, T(1) |Coumbrack: CE, T(1) |- |Coumduff: KY, T(1) |Coumeenoole North: KY, T(1) |Coumeenoole South: KY, T(1) |- |Coumeenycorraun: KY, T(1) |Coumgagh: KY, T(1) |Coumlanders: KY, T(1) |- |Coummahon: W, T(1) |Coumnagappul: W, T(1) |Coumnageeha: T, T(1) |- |Coumnagillagh: T, T(1) |Coumnagun: CE, T(1) |Coumreagh: KY, T(1) |- |Coumroe: T, T(1) |Councambeg: C, T(1) |Countenan: CN, T(1) |- |Countygate: W, T(1) |Couragh: C, T(1) |Couravoughil: G, T(1) |- |Courhoor: G, T(1) |Cournageeha: G, T(1) |Cournellan: CW, T(1) |- |Course: G, T(1) |Course: LS, T(1) |Court: DL, T(1) |- |Court: D, T(1) |Court: LS, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Court]]: L, T(2) |- |Court: MH, T(1) |Courtaparteen: C, T(1) |Courtballyedmond: WX, T(1) |- |Courtbane: LH, T(1) |Courtbrack: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Courtbrack]]: L, T(2) |- |Courtbrown: L, T(1) |Courtclogh Lower: WX, T(1) |Courtclogh Upper: WX, T(1) |- |Courteencurragh: WX, T(1) |Courtfoyle: WW, T(1) |Courthill: T, T(1) |- |Courthoyle New: WX, T(1) |Courthoyle Old: WX, T(1) |Courtland or Viewmount: OY, T(1) |- |Courtlands East: WX, T(1) |Courtlands West: WX, T(1) |Courtleigh: C, T(1) |- |Courtlough: D, T(1) |Courtmacsherry: C, T(1) |[[:Category:Courtmatrix Townland, Rathkeale Parish, County Limerick|Courtmatrix]]: L, T(1) |- |Courtnaboghilla: KK, T(1) |Courtnabooly East: KK, T(1) |Courtnabooly West: KK, T(1) |- |Courtnabooly: KK, T(1) |Courtnacuddy: WX, T(1) |[[:Category:Courtown Great Townland, Kilcock Parish, County Kildare|Courtown Great]]: KE, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Courtown Little Townland, Kilcock Parish, County Kildare|Courtown Little]]: KE, T(1) |Courtown: WX, T(1) |Courtstown: C, T(1) |- |Courtstown: KK, T(1) |Courttown East: KE, T(1) |Courttown West: KE, T(1) |- |Courtwood: LS, T(1) |Cousane: C, T(1) |Couse: W, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cousinstown]]: WX, T(2) |Cove: C, T(1) |Cove: W, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cow Island]]: G, T(2) |Cow Island: MO, T(1) |Cow Park: DL, T(1) |- |Cowanstown: KE, T(1) |Cowbawn: T, T(1) |Cowpark: L, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cowpasture Townland, Monasterevin Parish, County Kildare|Cowpasture]]: KE, T(1) |Cowpasture: WW, T(1) |Cox's Fields: KK, T(1) |- |Coxtown East: W, T(1) |Coxtown West: W, T(1) |Coxtown: DL, T(1) |- |Coxtown: G, T(1) |Coyagh Glebe: TE, T(1) |Coyagh: TE, T(1) |- |Coyne: WH, T(1) |Cozies: AM, T(1) |Craan Lower: WX, T(1) |- |Craan Upper: WX, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craan]]: CW, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craan]]: WX, T(4) |- |Craanagam: WX, T(1) |Craanaha: CW, T(1) |Craanatore: WX, T(1) |- |Craane: LD, T(1) |Craane: WX, T(1) |Craanhill: WX, T(1) |- |Craanlusky: CW, T(1) |Craanpursheen: CW, T(1) |Craanroe: WX, T(1) |- |Craans: CW, T(1) |Crab: T, T(1) |Crabarkey: LY, T(1) |- |Crabb's Land: L, T(1) |Craddanstown: WH, T(1) |Craddockstown: KK, T(1) |- |Cradockstown Demesne: KE, T(1) |Cradockstown East: KE, T(1) |Cradockstown North: KE, T(1) |- |Cradockstown West: KE, T(1) |Cradockstown: MH, T(1) |Craffield: WW, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crag]]: CE, T(4) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crag]]: KY, T(4) |Crag: L, T(1) |- |Cragagh: MO, T(1) |Cragard: CE, T(1) |Cragaweelcross: CE, T(1) |- |Cragballyconoal: CE, T(1) |Cragbeg: L, T(1) |Cragbrien: CE, T(1) |- |Cragbwee: CE, T(1) |[[:Category:Cragg Townland, Tulla Parish, County Clare|Cragg]]: CE, T(1) |Cragg: T, T(1) |- |Craggagh: CE, T(1) |Craggagh: MO, T(1) |Craggaknock East: CE, T(1) |- |Craggaknock West: CE, T(1) |Cragganacree: L, T(1) |Craggane: KY, T(1) |- |Craggard: L, T(1) |Craggataska: CE, T(1) |Craggaun: CE, T(1) |- |Craggaunboy: CE, T(1) |Craggaunkeel: CE, T(1) |Craggaunoonia: KY, T(1) |- |Craggaunowen: CE, T(1) |Craggera: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craggs]]: L, T(2) |- |Craggs: W, T(1) |Craggy: MO, T(1) |Craggycorradan East: CE, T(1) |- |Craggycorradan West: CE, T(1) |Craggykerrivan: CE, T(1) |Craghalan Island Little: G, T(1) |- |Craghan: FH, T(1) |Craghera: CE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craghy]]: DL, T(2) |- |Craglea: CE, T(1) |Cragleagh: CE, T(1) |Cragmore: L, T(1) |- |Cragnagower: CE, T(1) |Cragnarooan: CE, T(1) |Cragreagh: CE, T(1) |- |Cragreagh: L, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cragroe]]: CE, T(2) |Crahard: CN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craig]]: AM, T(2)
''Creigballynevenoge'' |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craig]]: DL, T(2) |Craig: LY, T(1) |- |Craig's Islands: DL, T(1) |Craigaboney: AM, T(1) |Craigadick: LY, T(1) |- |Craigahulliar: AM, T(1) |Craigalappan: AM, T(1) |Craigall: LY, T(1) |- |Craiganboy: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craiganee]]: AM, T(2) |Craigaroddan: DN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Craigarogan Townland, Templepatrick Parish, County Antrim|Craigarogan]]: AM, T(1) |Craigarusky: DN, T(1) |Craigatempin: AM, T(1) |- |Craigatuke: TE, T(1) |Craigavad: DN, T(1) |Craigavole: LY, T(1) |- |Craigban: AM, T(1) |[[:Category:Craigboy Townland, Donaghadee Parish, County Down|Craigboy]]: DN, T(1) |Craigbrack: LY, T(1) |- |Craigdoo: DL, T(1) |Craigdunloof: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craigfad]]: AM, T(2) |- |Craigfaddock: AM, T(1) |Craiginorne: AM, T(1) |[[:Category:Craiglea Glebe Townland, Aghadowey Parish, County Londonderry|Craiglea Glebe]]: LY, T(1) |- |Craigmacagan: AM, T(1) |Craigmaddyroe Far: DL, T(1) |Craigmaddyroe Near: DL, T(1) |- |Craigmonaghan (Funston): TE, T(1) |Craigmonaghan (Nelson): TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Craigmore Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Craigmore]]: AM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craigmore]]: LY, T(2) |Craignagapple: TE, T(1) |Craignagat: AM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Craignageeragh Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Craignageeragh]]: AM, T(1) |Craignahorn: LY, T(1) |Craignamaddy: AM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Craignasasonagh Townland, Saintfield Parish, County Down|Craignasasonagh]]: DN, T(1) |Craigogantlet: DN, T(1) |Craigroe: DL, T(1) |- |Craigs or Tommyscroft: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craigs]]: AM, T(3) |Craigs: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Craigs Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Craigs]]: TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Craigtown Beg Townland, Ballyaghran Parish, County Londonderry|Craigtown Beg]]: LY, T(1) |Craigtown More: LY, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craigtown]]: DL, T(2) |Craigtown: LY, T(1) |Craigue Little: WX, T(1) |- |Craigue: KK, T(1) |Craiguedarg: T, T(1) |Craigy Hall: AM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Craigywarren Townland, Kirkinriola Parish, County Antrim|Craigywarren]]: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crakenstown]]: MH, T(2) |Cramersvalley: KE, T(1) |- |Crampscastle: T, T(1) |Cran: CN, T(1) |Cran: FH, T(1) |- |Cranacrower: WX, T(1) |[[:Category:Cranagh Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cranagh]]: WW, T(1) |Cranaghan: CN, T(1) |- |Cranagher: CE, T(1) |Cranagill: AH, T(1) |Cranahurt: T, T(1) |- |Cranalagh Beg: LD, T(1) |Cranalagh More: LD, T(1) |Cranally: LD, T(1) |- |Cranareen: MO, T(1) |Cranareen: WW, T(1) |Cranasallagh: OY, T(1) |- |Cranavaneen: T, T(1) |Cranavonane: CW, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cranberry Island]]: DL, T(3) |- |Cranberry Island: RN, T(1) |Crancam: RN, T(1) |Crancreagh: OY, T(1) |- |Crandaniel Great: WX, T(1) |Crandaniel Little: WX, T(1) |Crandaniel: WX, T(1) |- |Crandonnell: WX, T(1) |Crane Island: MO, T(1) |Crane: WX, T(1) |- |Cranemore: CW, T(1) |[[:Category:Cranfield Townland, Cranfield Parish, County Antrim|Cranfield]]: AM, T(1) |Cranfield: DN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cranfield Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Cranfield]]: TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Cranford Townland, Kilmacrenan Parish, County Donegal|Cranford]]: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crankey]]: AH, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crankill]]: AM, T(2) |Cranlome: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cranmore]]: MO, T(2) |- |Crann: AH, T(1) |Cranna: T, T(1) |Crannadillon: CN, T(1) |- |Crannagh Beg: RN, T(1) |Crannagh More: RN, T(1) |Crannagh: CW, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crannagh]]: G, T(4) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crannagh]]: LS, T(2) |Crannagh: MO, T(1) |- |Crannagh: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crannagh]]: T, T(2) |Crannaghtown: MH, T(1) |- |Crannavone: T, T(1) |Crannoge Island: LM, T(1) |Crannogeboy: DL, T(1) |- |Crannogue: TE, T(1) |Cranny Lower: DL, T(1) |Cranny Upper: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cranny Townland, Desertmartin Parish, County Londonderry|Cranny]]: LY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cranny]]: TE, T(3) |Cranslough: TE, T(1) |- |Crantahar: MO, T(1) |Crappagh Island: G, T(1) |Crappagh: MN, T(1) |- |Crataloe East: L, T(1) |Crataloe West: L, T(1) |Cratlagh Island: DL, T(1) |- |Cratlagh: DL, T(1) |Cratley: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cratloe]]: CE, T(2) |- |Cratloekeel: CE, T(1) |Cratloemoyle: CE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Craughwell]]: G, T(2) |- |Cravenny Irish: TE, T(1) |Cravenny Scotch: TE, T(1) |Crawfords Hill: FH, T(1) |- |Crawfordsland: AM, T(1) |Crawhill: SO, T(1) |Crawnglass: KE, T(1) |- |Craystown or Ennistown: MH, T(1) |Craywell: WX, T(1) |Creadan: W, T(1) |- |Creagh Beg: C, T(1) |Creagh Demesne: MO, T(1) |Creagh Demesne: WX, T(1) |- |Creagh Lower: WX, T(1) |Creagh More: C, T(1) |Creagh Upper: WX, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creagh Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Creagh]]: AM, T(1) |Creagh: C, T(1) |[[:Category:Creagh Townland, Aghavea Parish, County Fermanagh|Creagh]]: FH, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creagh Townland, Creagh Parish, County Galway|Creagh]]: G, T(1) |Creagh: LD, T(1) |Creagh: RN, T(1) |- |Creaghadoo: SO, T(1) |[[:Category:Creaghadoos Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Creaghadoos]]: DL, T(1) |Creaghamanone Island: FH, T(1) |- |Creaghan Glebe: TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Creaghan Townland, Clonfeacle Parish, County Armagh|Creaghan]]: AH, T(1) |Creaghan: MN, T(1) |- |Creaghanameelta Island: FH, T(1) |Creaghananure Island: FH, T(1) |Creaghanarourke Island: FH, T(1) |- |Creaghanboy: MO, T(1) |Creaghanchreesty Island: FH, T(1) |Creaghanroe: MN, T(1) |- |Creaghawaddy Island: FH, T(1) |Creaghcor: TE, T(1) |Creaghduff South: WH, T(1) |- |Creaghduff: WH, T(1) |Creaghnakirka: RN, T(1) |Creaghnarourk Island: FH, T(1) |- |Creakan Lower: WX, T(1) |Creakan Upper: WX, T(1) |Crean: CE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crean]]: L, T(3) |[[:Category:Crearum or Fellow's Hall Townland, Tynan Parish, County Armagh|Crearum or Fellow's Hall]]: AH, T(1) |[[:Category:Creatland Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Creatland]]: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crebilly Townland, Ballyclug Parish, County Antrim|Crebilly]]: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creboy]]: C, T(2) |Crecrin: CW, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cree]]: OY, T(2) |Creea: CN, T(1) |Creeduff: TE, T(1) |- |Creegh North: CE, T(1) |Creegh South: CE, T(1) |Creeghassaun: SO, T(1) |- |Creeghduff: DN, T(1) |Creegooane: KY, T(1) |Creeharmore: RN, T(1) |- |Creehaun: CE, T(1) |[[:Category:Creehennan Townland, Moville Upper Parish, County Donegal|Creehennan]]: DL, T(1) |Creelagh: LS, T(1) |- |Creelaghta: LD, T(1) |Creelogh: G, T(1) |Creemore: MH, T(1) |- |Creemore: WX, T(1) |Creemully and Aghagad Beg: RN, T(1) |Creenagh Glebe: CN, T(1) |- |Creenagh: AM, T(1) |[[:Category:Creenagh Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Armagh|Creenagh]]: AH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creenagh]]: LM, T(2) |- |Creenagh: LD, T(1) |Creenagh: TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Creenagho Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Creenagho]]: FH, T(1) |- |Creenary: DL, T(1) |Creenasmear: DL, T(1) |Creenkill Beg: KK, T(1) |- |Creenkill More: KK, T(1) |[[:Category:Creenkill Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Creenkill]]: AH, T(1) |Creenow: CN, T(1) |- |Creenveen: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeny]]: CN, T(2) |Creeragh: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeragh]]: T, T(2) |Creeran: MN, T(1) |Creeraun: G, T(1) |- |Creesil: MN, T(1) |[[:Category:Creeslough Townland, Clondahorky Parish, County Donegal|Creeslough]]: DL, T(1) |Creevagh Beg: CE, T(1) |- |Creevagh Beg: LD, T(1) |Creevagh Beg: MO, T(1) |Creevagh Lower: LY, T(1) |- |Creevagh Lower: TE, T(1) |Creevagh Middle: MO, T(1) |Creevagh More: CE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh More]]: LD, T(2) |Creevagh More: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh North]]: MO, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh South]]: MO, T(2) |Creevagh Upper: LY, T(1) |Creevagh Upper: TE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh]]: CE, T(2) |Creevagh: DL, T(1) |Creevagh: G, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh]]: MO, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevagh]]: MH, T(2) |Creevagh: MN, T(1) |- |Creevagh: OY, T(1) |Creevagh: SO, T(1) |[[:Category:Creevagh Townland, Lissan Parish, County Tyrone|Creevagh]]: TE, T(1) |- |Creevaghaun: MO, T(1) |Creevaghbaun: G, T(1) |Creevaghern Island: LM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creevaghy Townland, Clones Parish, County Monaghan|Creevaghy]]: MN, T(1) |[[:Category:Creevamoy Townland, Racavan Parish, County Antrim|Creevamoy]]: AM, T(1) |Creevangar (Alexander): TE, T(1) |- |Creevangar (White): TE, T(1) |Creevanmore (Crosby): TE, T(1) |Creevanmore (Hunter): TE, T(1) |- |Creevard: MO, T(1) |Creevaroddaun: MO, T(1) |Creevaun: SO, T(1) |- |Creeve (Detached portion): TE, T(1) |Creeve (Main portion): TE, T(1) |[[:Category:Creeve (Smith) Townland, Leck Parish, County Donegal|Creeve (Smith)]]: DL, T(1) |- |Creeve Glebe: DL, T(1) |Creeve Island: MO, T(1) |Creeve or Corgarve: CN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creeve Townland, Duneane Parish, County Antrim|Creeve]]: AM, T(1) |Creeve: AH, T(1) |[[:Category:Creeve Townland, Allsaints Parish, County Donegal|Creeve]]: DL, T(1) |- |Creeve: DN, T(1) |Creeve: LD, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeve]]: MN, T(3) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeve]]: RN, T(3) |[[:Category:Creeve Townland, Lissan Parish, County Tyrone|Creeve]]: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeve]]: WH, T(2) |- |Creevebeg: L, T(1) |Creevebeg: WH, T(1) |Creevedonnell: LY, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeveen]]: KY, T(2) |Creeveeshel: MO, T(1) |Creevehill: FH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevekeeran]]: AH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevelea]]: LM, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevelea]]: MN, T(2) |- |Creevelea: RN, T(1) |[[:Category:Creevelough Townland, Aghaloo Parish, County Tyrone|Creevelough]]: TE, T(1) |Creevenagh: TE, T(1) |- |Creevenamanagh: WH, T(1) |Creeveoughter: DL, T(1) |Creeveroe (Davies): G, T(1) |- |Creeveroe (Ffrench): G, T(1) |[[:Category:Creeveroe Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Creeveroe]]: AH, T(1) |Creeveroe: CE, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creevery Townland, Antrim Parish, County Antrim|Creevery]]: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creeves]]: L, T(2) |Creevins: DL, T(1) |- |Creevolan: RN, T(1) |Creevy (Oliver): MN, T(1) |Creevy (Swinburn): MN, T(1) |- |Creevy Lower: TE, T(1) |Creevy Upper: TE, T(1) |Creevy: DL, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creevy]]: DN, T(2) |Creevy: LM, T(1) |Creevy: LD, T(1) |- |Creevy: MO, T(1) |Creevy: RN, T(1) |Creevy: TE, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creevyargon Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Down|Creevyargon]]: DN, T(1) |Creevybeg: DN, T(1) |[[:Category:Creevycarnonan Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Down|Creevycarnonan]]: DN, T(1) |- |Creevykeel: SO, T(1) |[[:Category:Creevyloughgare Townland, Saintfield Parish, County Down|Creevyloughgare]]: DN, T(1) |Creevymore: SO, T(1) |- |Creevyquin: RN, T(1) |Creevytenant: DN, T(1) |Creewood: MH, T(1) |- |Crefoge: WX, T(1) |[[:Category:Cregaclare Demesne Townland, Ardrahan Parish, County Galway|Cregaclare Demesne]]: G, T(1) |Cregagh: DN, T(1) |- |Cregan: LY, T(1) |Cregara: L, T(1) |Cregaree: MO, T(1) |- |Cregavockoge: CE, T(1) |Cregballymore: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cregboy]]: G, T(3) |- |Cregcarragh: G, T(1) |Cregcattan, part of Galdanagh: AM, T(1) |Cregdotia: G, T(1) |- |Cregduff: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cregduff]]: MO, T(3) |Cregg Demesne: G, T(1) |- |Cregg North: C, T(1) |Cregg South: C, T(1) |Cregg: CE, T(1) |- |Cregg: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cregg]]: G, T(5) |Cregg: LY, T(1) |- |Cregg: MO, T(1) |Cregg: MH, T(1) |Cregg: SO, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cregg Townland, Newtownlennan Parish, County Tipperary|Cregg]]: T, T(1) |Cregg: WX, T(1) |Cregga: RN, T(1) |- |Creggaballagh: MO, T(1) |Creggagh: MO, T(1) |Creggameen: RN, T(1) |- |Creggan and Glosterboy: OY, T(1) |[[:Category:Creggan Bane Glebe Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Creggan Bane Glebe]]: AH, T(1) |Creggan Duff: AH, T(1) |- |Creggan Lower: AH, T(1) |Creggan Lower: WH, T(1) |[[:Category:Creggan Upper Townland, Loughgilly Parish, County Armagh|Creggan Upper]]: AH, T(1) |- |Creggan Upper: WH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggan]]: AM, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggan]]: DL, T(2) |- |Creggan: LY, T(1) |Creggan: OY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggan]]: RN, T(4) |- |Creggan: TE, T(1) |Creggan: WH, T(1) |Cregganabeaka: RN, T(1) |- |Creggananta: G, T(1) |Cregganawoddy: MO, T(1) |Cregganbaun: MO, T(1) |- |Cregganbeg: MO, T(1) |Cregganbell: MO, T(1) |Cregganboy: AM, T(1) |- |Cregganbrack: MO, T(1) |Cregganconroe: TE, T(1) |Creggancor: RN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Creggandevesky Townland, Termonmaguirk Parish, County Tyrone|Creggandevesky]]: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggane]]: C, T(4) |Creggane: L, T(1) |- |Creggane: T, T(1) |Creggane: W, T(1) |Cregganmacar: WH, T(1) |- |Cregganmore: MO, T(1) |Cregganna Beg: G, T(1) |Cregganna More: G, T(1) |- |Creggannacourty: C, T(1) |Creggannagappul: MO, T(1) |Creggannaseer: MO, T(1) |- |Creggannavar: MO, T(1) |Cregganore: G, T(1) |Cregganroe: MO, T(1) |- |Cregganycarna: RN, T(1) |Creggaree: G, T(1) |Creggarve: MO, T(1) |- |Creggaslin: RN, T(1) |Creggaturlough: G, T(1) |Creggaun (Castleffrench): G, T(1) |- |Creggaun (Dillon): G, T(1) |Creggaun (Killure): G, T(1) |Creggaun (Machugh): G, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggaun]]: CE, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggaun]]: G, T(3) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggaun]]: MO, T(3) |- |Creggaunnagroagh: G, T(1) |Creggaunnahilla: CE, T(1) |Creggaunnahorna: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Creggauns]]: G, T(2) |Creggaunycahill: CE, T(1) |Creggawatta: MO, T(1) |- |Creggeen: G, T(1) |Creggeen: KY, T(1) |Creggoduff: G, T(1) |- |Creggolympry North: C, T(1) |Creggolympry South: C, T(1) |Creggpark: G, T(1)
''Cregg Park'' |- |Creggs: G, T(1) |Creggstown: WH, T(1) |Creggy: WH, T(1) |- |Creggyconnell: SO, T(1) |Creggymulgreny: G, T(1) |Creglahan: RN, T(1) |- |Creglucas: G, T(1) |Cregmahon: G, T(1) |Cregmoher: CE, T(1) |- |Cregmore (Browne): MO, T(1) |Cregmore (Lynch): MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cregmore]]: G, T(2) |- |Cregnafyla: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cregnanagh]]: MO, T(2) |Crehan Island: FH, T(1) |- |Crehanagh North: T, T(1) |Crehanagh South: T, T(1) |Crehanagh South: W, T(1) |- |Crehaun: L, T(1) |[[:Category:Crehelp Townland, Crehelp Parish, County Wicklow|Crehelp]]: WW, T(1) |Creighan: CN, T(1) |- |Creighans: MN, T(1) |Creighmore: C, T(1) |Cremartin: MN, T(1) |- |Cremona: D, T(1) |[[:Category:Cremorgan Townland, Kilcolmanbrack Parish, County Laois|Cremorgan]]: LS, T(1) |Cremoyle: MN, T(1) |- |Crenard: CN, T(1) |Creowen: WW, T(1) |Creroge: MH, T(1) |- |Cressy Crib: LY, T(1) |Creta: RN, T(1) |[[:Category:Crettyard Townland, Killabban Parish, County Laois|Crettyard]]: LS, T(1) |- |Crevary Lower: DL, T(1) |Crevary Upper: DL, T(1) |Creveadornan: MN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crevilly-Valley Townland, Connor Parish, County Antrim|Crevilly-Valley]]: AM, T(1) |Crevinish: FH, T(1) |Crevinishaughy island: FH, T(1) |- |Crevolea: LY, T(1) |[[:Category:Crew Beg Townland, Ballymore Parish, County Armagh|Crew Beg]]: AH, T(1) |Crew Lower: TE, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crew More Townland, Ballymore Parish, County Armagh|Crew More]]: AH, T(1) |Crew Park: AM, T(1) |Crew Upper: TE, T(1) |- |Crew: AM, T(1) |Crew: LY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crew]]: TE, T(2) |- |Crewbane: MH, T(1) |[[:Category:Crewcat Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Armagh|Crewcat]]: AH, T(1)
''Crokcait (1365)'' |Crewhill: KE, T(1) |- |Crewmeige: MN, T(1) |Crey: LM, T(1) |Cribby Islands: CE, T(1) |- |Cribstown: WX, T(1) |Crickawn: WW, T(1) |Crickeen: LM, T(1) |- |Crickstown: MH, T(1) |Crighdenis: TE, T(1) |Crighshane: TE, T(1) |- |Crilea: CN, T(1) |Crillan: FH, T(1) |Crillaun: MO, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crilly Townland, Templecarn Parish, County Donegal|Crilly]]: DL, T(1) |Crilly: TE, T(1) |Crilly's Hill: TE, T(1) |- |Crimlin: FH, T(1) |Crinagort: KY, T(1) |Crinalisk: W, T(1) |- |Crindle: LY, T(1) |Crininish: CE, T(1) |Crinkill: MN, T(1) |- |Crinkill: OY, T(1) |Crinnagh: KY, T(1) |Crinnaghtane: C, T(1) |- |Crinnaghtaun East: W, T(1) |Crinnaghtaun West: W, T(1) |Crinnaloo North: C, T(1) |- |Crinnaloo South: C, T(1) |Crinnish: MO, T(1) |Crinny East: KY, T(1) |- |Crinny West: KY, T(1) |Crinstown: KE, T(1) |Crippaun: KE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cripplehill]]: C, T(2) |[[:Category:Crislaghkeel Townland, Fahan Upper Parish, County Donegal|Crislaghkeel]]: DL, T(1) |Crislaghmore: DL, T(1) |- |Crissadaun: WW, T(1) |Crissard: LS, T(1) |Crissaun: WH, T(1) |- |Croagh Commons: L, T(1) |Croagh First or Corgary Fifth: TE, T(1) |Croagh North: CE, T(1) |- |Croagh South: CE, T(1) |Croagh: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croagh]]: DL, T(2) |- |Croagh: L, T(1) |Croaghacullion: DL, T(1) |Croaghan Island: DL, T(1) |- |Croaghan or Coolnashinny: CN, T(1) |Croaghan: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghan]]: DL, T(3) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghan]]: FH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghan]]: LY, T(2) |Croaghan: MN, T(1) |- |Croaghanarget: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghane]]: L, T(2) |Croaghaun East: MO, T(1) |- |Croaghaun West: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghaun]]: CE, T(2) |Croaghaun: MO, T(1) |- |Croaghbeg: AM, T(1) |Croaghbeg: DL, T(1) |Croaghbrack: DL, T(1) |- |Croaghbreesy: DL, T(1) |Croaghill: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghlin]]: DL, T(2) |- |Croaghmore: AM, T(1) |Croaghnacree: C, T(1) |Croaghnakeela Island: G, T(1) |- |Croaghnakern: DL, T(1) |Croaghnamaddy: DL, T(1) |Croaghnameal: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Croaghnashallog Townland, Templecrone Parish, County Donegal|Croaghnashallog]]: DL, T(1) |Croaghonagh: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croaghrim]]: FH, T(2) |- |Croaghrim: G, T(1) |Croaghrimbeg: MO, T(1) |Croaghrimcarra: MO, T(1) |- |Croaghross: DL, T(1) |Croaghubbrid: DL, T(1) |Croan Lower: T, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Croan Lower Townland, Saint Mary's Clonmel Parish, County Waterford|Croan Lower]]: W, T(1) |[[:Category:Croan Upper Townland, Saint Mary's Clonmel Parish, County Waterford|Croan Upper]]: W, T(1) |Croan: DN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croan]]: KK, T(2) |Croan: T, T(1) |Croane: T, T(1) |- |Croankeeran: DL, T(1) |Croanrea: C, T(1) |Croanruss: CW, T(1) |- |Croase: WX, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crobally Lower]]: W, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crobally Upper]]: W, T(2) |- |Crobane: DN, T(1) |Croboy: MH, T(1) |Crocam: DL, T(1) |- |Crocane: C, T(1) |Crockacapple: DL, T(1) |Crockacleaven: TE, T(1) |- |Crockacullion: SO, T(1) |Crockada: FH, T(1) |Crockadreen: FH, T(1) |- |Crockahenny: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crockaleen]]: FH, T(2) |Crockanboy: TE, T(1) |- |Crockaness: FH, T(1) |Crockanure Glebe: KE, T(1) |Crockareddy: FH, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crockarevan Townland, Clones Parish, County Fermanagh|Crockarevan]]: FH, T(1) |Crockastoller: DL, T(1) |[[:Category:Crockatanty Townland, Bodoney Lower Parish, County Tyrone|Crockatanty]]: TE, T(1) |- |Crockateggal: FH, T(1) |Crockaun Commons: KE, T(1) |Crockaun: KE, T(1) |- |Crockaun: LD, T(1) |Crockaunadreenagh: D, T(1) |Crockaunrannell: MO, T(1) |- |Crockawaddy Glebe: FH, T(1) |Crockawaddy: LM, T(1) |Crockcumberland: MN, T(1) |- |Crockeen: LM, T(1) |Crockerahoas: FH, T(1) |Crockglass: DL, T(1) |- |Crockindollagh: LY, T(1) |Crocklusty: CN, T(1) |Crocknaboghil: FH, T(1) |- |Crocknacally: MO, T(1) |Crocknacreevy: FH, T(1) |Crocknacunny: DL, T(1) |- |Crocknafarbrague: TE, T(1) |Crocknafeola: DL, T(1) |Crocknagapple: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crocknageeragh Townland, Templecrone Parish, County Donegal|Crocknageeragh]]: DL, T(1) |Crocknagowan: FH, T(1) |Crocknagrally: FH, T(1) |- |Crocknagross: FH, T(1) |Crocknahattin: CN, T(1) |Crocknahull: TE, T(1) |- |Crocknakeeragh: FH, T(1) |Crocknakelly Glebe: FH, T(1) |Crocknamurleog: DL, T(1) |- |Crocknanane: FH, T(1) |Crocknaraw: G, T(1) |[[:Category:Crockraw Townland, Gartan Parish, County Donegal|Crockraw]]: DL, T(1) |- |Crockshane: D, T(1) |Crodaun: KE, T(1) |Croftonpark: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croghan Demesne]]: OY, T(2) |Croghan Middle: WX, T(1) |Croghan Mountain: WX, T(1) |- |Croghan Upper: WX, T(1) |Croghan: MO, T(1) |Croghan: RN, T(1) |- |Croghan: T, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Croghanhill]]: OY, T(2) |Croghnut Island: G, T(1) |- |Croghtabeg (Bunbury): KK, T(1) |Croghtabeg (Courtown): KK, T(1) |Croghtamore: C, T(1) |- |Croghteen: L, T(1) |Croghtenclogh: KK, T(1)
''Cruttenclough, Crettenclough'' |Croha East: C, T(1) |- |Croha West: C, T(1) |Crohan: T, T(1) |Crohane (Bandon): C, T(1) |- |Crohane East: C, T(1) |Crohane Lower: T, T(1) |Crohane Upper: T, T(1) |- |Crohane West: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crohane]]: C, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crohane]]: KY, T(2) |- |Crohanree: KE, T(1) |Crohy: DL, T(1) |[[:Category:Crohyboyle Townland, Templecrone Parish, County Donegal|Crohyboyle]]: DL, T(1) |- |Crokershill: KK, T(1) |Crokerspark: L, T(1) |Crolack: DL, T(1) |- |Croley: CN, T(1) |[[:Category:Crolly Townland, Tullaghobegly Parish, County Donegal|Crolly]]: DL, T(1) |Crolly's Quarter: DN, T(1) |- |Crom: FH, T(1) |Cromaghs: AM, T(1) |Cromaghy: FH, T(1) |- |Cromagloun: C, T(1) |Cromane Lower: KY, T(1) |Cromane Upper: KY, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cromkill Townland, Connor Parish, County Antrim|Cromkill]]: AM, T(1) |Cromkill: LY, T(1) |Cromlin: LM, T(1) |- |Cromoge: C, T(1) |Cromoge: LS, T(1) |Cromoge: WX, T(1) |- |Cromwell: L, T(1) |Cromwells Island: G, T(1) |Cromwellsfort: WX, T(1) |- |Cromwellstown: KE, T(1) |Cromwellstownhill: KE, T(1) |[[:Category:Cromy and Taggarts Land Townland, Donegore Parish, County Antrim|Cromy and Taggarts Land]]: AM, T(1) |- |Cronacarkfree: DL, T(1) |Cronadun: DL, T(1) |Cronagort East: CE, T(1) |- |Cronagort West: CE, T(1) |Cronaguiggy: DL, T(1) |Cronakerny: DL, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cronakip Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cronakip]]: WW, T(1) |Cronalaghy: DL, T(1) |Cronaliegh: CW, T(1) |- |Cronamuck: DL, T(1) |Cronaslieve: DL, T(1) |Cronavan: C, T(1) |- |Cronavone: T, T(1) |Cronawinnia: WW, T(1) |[[:Category:Crone Beg Townland, Ballykine Parish, County Wicklow|Crone Beg]]: WW, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crone Lower Townland, Redcross Parish, County Wicklow|Crone Lower]]: WW, T(1) |Crone More: WW, T(1) |Crone Upper: WW, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crone]]: WW, T(2) |[[:Category:Cronebane Townland, Castlemacadam Parish, County Wicklow|Cronebane]]: WW, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cronecribbin]]: WX, T(2) |- |Croneen Barr: FH, T(1) |[[:Category:Croneen Townland, Magheraculmoney Parish, County Fermanagh|Croneen]]: FH, T(1) |Croneenlaun: KK, T(1) |- |Cronekill: T, T(1) |[[:Category:Cronelea Townland, Mullinacuff Parish, County Wicklow|Cronelea]]: WW, T(1) |Cronellard: WX, T(1) |- |Cronelusk: WW, T(1) |Cronery: CN, T(1) |Cronesallagh: WW, T(1) |- |Croneskagh Lower: CW, T(1) |Croneskagh Upper: CW, T(1) |Cronghill: TE, T(1) |- |Cronin: RN, T(1) |Cronkeeran: DL, T(1) |Cronkill: AH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cronody]]: C, T(2) |Cronoge: KK, T(1) |Cronohill: C, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cronroe Townland, Rathnew Parish, County Wicklow|Cronroe]]: WW, T(1) |Cronstown: DN, T(1) |[[:Category:Cronybyrne Demesne Townland, Derrylossary Parish, County Wicklow|Cronybyrne Demesne]]: WW, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cronybyrne Townland, Derrylossary Parish, County Wicklow|Cronybyrne]]: WW, T(1) |[[:Category:Cronyhorn Lower Townland, Carnew Parish, County Wicklow|Cronyhorn Lower]]: WW, T(1) |Cronyhorn Upper: WW, T(1) |- |Cronyhorn: WX, T(1) |Cronykeery: WW, T(1) |Crooderry: RN, T(1) |- |Croogorts: KY, T(1) |Crooha East: C, T(1) |Crooha Middle: C, T(1) |- |Crooha West: C, T(1) |Crooke: W, T(1) |Crookedstone: AM, T(1) |- |Crooket: KE, T(1) |[[:Category:Crookhaven Townland, Kilmoe Parish, County Cork|Crookhaven]]: C, T(1) |Crooknahaya: AM, T(1) |- |Crooksling: D, T(1) |Crookstown East: KE, T(1) |Crookstown Lower: KE, T(1) |- |Crookstown Upper: KE, T(1) |[[:Category:Croom Townland, Croom Parish, County Limerick|Croom]]: L, T(1) |Crooroe Park: G, T(1) |- |Croostan: FH, T(1) |Crophill: KE, T(1) |Croreagh: DN, T(1) |- |Crory Lower: WX, T(1) |Crory Middle: WX, T(1) |Crory Upper: WX, T(1) |- |Crory: WX, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crosh]]: TE, T(2) |Croshballinree: TE, T(1) |- |Crosheen: G, T(1) |Cross (Boyd): MO, T(1) |Cross (Wallace) East: MO, T(1) |- |Cross (Wallace) West: MO, T(1) |Cross Beg: CE, T(1) |Cross Common: MO, T(1) |- |Cross East: MO, T(1) |Cross Eighter: G, T(1) |Cross Glebe: LY, T(1) |- |Cross Glebe: TE, T(1) |Cross Island: DN, T(1) |Cross More: CE, T(1) |- |Cross North: RN, T(1) |Cross Oughter: G, T(1) |Cross South: RN, T(1) |- |Cross West: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: AM, T(3) |Cross: AH, T(1) |- |Cross: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: CE, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: DL, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: DN, T(2) |Cross: FH, T(1) |Cross: G, T(1) |- |Cross: LS, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: L, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: LD, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: MO, T(2) |Cross: SO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cross]]: W, T(2) |- |Cross: WH, T(1) |Cross: WW, T(1) |Crossabeagh: LH, T(1) |- |Crossabeg: WX, T(1) |Crossafehin: CN, T(1) |Crossagala: L, T(1) |- |Crossagh: CE, T(1) |Crossaghy: MN, T(1) |Crossakeel: MH, T(1) |- |Crossalare: MN, T(1) |Crossan: DN, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossan Townland, Kilskeery Parish, County Tyrone|Crossan]]: TE, T(1) |- |Crossanagh: T, T(1) |Crossane: MH, T(1) |Crossanstown: MH, T(1) |- |Crossanstown: WH, T(1) |Crossard: CE, T(1) |Crossard: MO, T(1) |- |Crossard: T, T(1) |Crossaun: G, T(1) |Crossayle: T, T(1) |- |Crossballycormick: LY, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossbane Townland, Derrynoose Parish, County Armagh|Crossbane]]: AH, T(1) |Crossbane: CN, T(1) |- |Crossbane: MN, T(1) |Crossbeg: MO, T(1) |Crossboy: SO, T(1) |- |Crossboy: TE, T(1) |Crossboyne: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Crosscanley Glebe Townland, Aghadowey Parish, County Londonderry|Crosscanley Glebe]]: LY, T(1) |- |Crosscannon: T, T(1) |Crosscarn: CN, T(1) |Crosscavanagh: TE, T(1) |- |Crossconnell Beg: G, T(1) |Crossconnell More: G, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossconnell Townland, Clonmany Parish, County Donegal|Crossconnell]]: DL, T(1) |- |Crosscool-harbour: KE, T(1) |Crosscool-harbour: WW, T(1) |Crosscornaun: CE, T(1) |- |Crossdall: AH, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossdened Townland, Keady Parish, County Armagh|Crossdened]]: AH, T(1) |Crossdernot: TE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crossderry]]: CE, T(2) |Crossderry: G, T(1) |Crossderry: KY, T(1) |- |Crossdoney: CN, T(1) |Crossdrum Lower: MH, T(1) |Crossdrum Upper: MH, T(1) |- |Crossdrumman: LM, T(1) |Crossduff: MN, T(1) |Crossea North: LD, T(1) |- |Crossea South: LD, T(1) |Crosserdree: WH, T(1) |Crosserlough: CN, T(1) |- |Crosserule: CN, T(1) |Crossery: W, T(1) |Crosses: C, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crosses]]: MN, T(2) |Crossfarnoge: WX, T(1) |Crossfield: LS, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crossford]]: W, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crossgar]]: DN, T(2) |Crossgare: LY, T(1) |- |Crossguns South: D, T(1) |Crossguns: D, T(1) |Crosshaven: C, T(1) |- |Crosshavenhill: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crosshill]]: AM, T(2) |Crosshill: RN, T(1) |- |Crosshue: WX, T(1) |Crosshugh: MN, T(1) |[[:Category:Crosskennan Townland, Antrim Parish, County Antrim|Crosskennan]]: AM, T(1) |- |Crossland: LY, T(1) |Crosslands: WX, T(1) |Crosslea: C, T(1) |- |Crosslea: MN, T(1) |Crossmacahilly: AH, T(1) |Crossmacrin: G, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crossmaglen Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Crossmaglen]]: AH, T(1) |Crossmahon: C, T(1) |Crossmakeelan: CN, T(1) |- |Crossmakeever: LY, T(1) |Crossmakelagher: CN, T(1) |Crossmary: AM, T(1) |- |Crossmolina: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossmore Townland, Keady Parish, County Armagh|Crossmore]]: AH, T(1) |Crossmore: MN, T(1) |- |Crossmorris: KE, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossmoyle Townland, Clones Parish, County Monaghan|Crossmoyle]]: MN, T(1) |Crossmurrin: FH, T(1) |- |Crossna: RN, T(1) |Crossnacaldoo: MN, T(1) |Crossnacole: WW, T(1) |- |Crossnacreevy: DN, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossnamoyle Townland, Keady Parish, County Armagh|Crossnamoyle]]: AH, T(1) |Crossnamuckley: DN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crossnarea Townland, Desertlyn Parish, County Londonderry|Crossnarea]]: LY, T(1) |Crossneen: CW, T(1) |Crossneen: LS, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crossnenagh Townland, Keady Parish, County Armagh|Crossnenagh]]: AH, T(1) |Crossoge: C, T(1) |Crossoge: KK, T(1) |- |Crossoge: T, T(1) |Crossoge: WW, T(1) |Crossoges: T, T(1) |- |Crossogs: DL, T(1) |Crossooha: G, T(1) |[[:Category:Crossowen Townland, Clogher Parish, County Tyrone|Crossowen]]: TE, T(1) |- |Crosspatrick: KK, T(1) |Crosspatrick: MO, T(1) |Crossrah: CN, T(1) |- |Crossreagh East: LY, T(1) |Crossreagh West: LY, T(1) |Crossreagh: AM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crossreagh]]: CN, T(2) |Crossreagh: LY, T(1) |Crossreagh: MN, T(1) |- |Cross-scales: WX, T(1) |Crosstagherty: AM, T(1) |Crossteely: TE, T(1) |- |Crossterry East: C, T(1) |Crossterry West: C, T(1) |Crosstown: KY, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crosstown]]: WX, T(2) |Crossursa: G, T(1) |Crosswood: WH, T(1) |- |Crossybrennan: KK, T(1) |Crotanstown: KE, T(1) |Crott Mountain: MO, T(1) |- |Crott: FH, T(1) |Crott: LD, T(1) |Crott: MO, T(1) |- |Crotta: KY, T(1) |Crotta: T, T(1) |Crottan: FH, T(1) |- |Crottees: C, T(1) |Crouck: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crough]]: W, T(2) |- |Croughal: WH, T(1) |[[:Category:Croughfern Townland, Carnmoney Parish, County Antrim|Croughfern]]: AM, T(1) |Croughil: OY, T(1) |- |Croughta: C, T(1) |Croughta: T, T(1) |Croughtanaul (Marquis): W, T(1) |- |Croughtanaul (Stuart): W, T(1) |Croveenananta: DL, T(1) |Crovehy: DL, T(1) |- |Crover: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crover]]: MN, T(3) |Crovinish: MO, T(1) |- |Crovraghan: CE, T(1) |Crow Island: C, T(1) |Crow Island: G, T(1) |- |Crowagh or Dunneill: SO, T(1) |Crowanrudda Beg: DL, T(1) |Crowanrudda: DL, T(1) |- |Crowbally: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crowbally]]: KK, T(2) |Crowbane: DL, T(1) |- |Crowdoo: DL, T(1) |Crowdrumman: LD, T(1) |Croweighter: DL, T(1) |- |Crowey: MN, T(1) |Crowhill: KK, T(1) |Crowhill: MO, T(1) |- |Crowinstown Great: WH, T(1) |Crowinstown Little: WH, T(1) |Crowkeeragh: DL, T(1) |- |Crowkingle: C, T(1) |Crowlar: DL, T(1) |Crowmartin: LH, T(1) |- |Crownasillagh: DL, T(1) |Crownhall: FH, T(1) |Crowpark (1st Division): MH, T(1) |- |Crowpark (2nd Division): MH, T(1) |Crowscastle: D, T(1) |Crowsgap: RN, T(1) |- |Crowsgrove: CW, T(1) |Crowsnest: G, T(1) |Cruagh Island: G, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cruagh Townland, Cruagh Parish, County Dublin|Cruagh]]: D, T(1) |Cruan: KK, T(1) |Cruary East: C, T(1) |- |Cruary West: C, T(1) |Crubany: CN, T(1) |Crubeen: LS, T(1) |- |Crubinagh: TE, T(1) |Cruboge: T, T(1) |Cruckaclady: TE, T(1) |- |Cruckanim: LY, T(1) |Cruckeen Island: G, T(1) |Crucknamona: TE, T(1) |- |Cruell: LS, T(1) |Crufty: MH, T(1) |Crughwill: CE, T(1) |- |Cruicerath: MH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cruicetown]]: MH, T(2) |Cruickaghmore: DL, T(1) |- |Cruiserath: D, T(1) |Cruisetown: LH, T(1) |Cruit Lower: DL, T(1) |- |Cruit Upper: DL, T(1) |Cruit: OY, T(1) |Cruit: RN, T(1) |- |Crumlin Big: T, T(1) |Crumlin East: G, T(1) |Crumlin Little: T, T(1) |- |Crumlin or Rockfield: WH, T(1) |Crumlin West: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crumlin]]: CN, T(2) |- |Crumlin: CE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crumlin]]: DL, T(2) |[[:Category:Crumlin Townland, Crumlin Parish, County Dublin|Crumlin]]: D, T(1) |- |Crumlin: G, T(1) |Crumlin: LH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crumlin]]: MO, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Crumlin]]: MN, T(3) |Crummagh: G, T(1) |Crummer: FH, T(1) |- |Crummy: FH, T(1) |Crummy: LM, T(1) |Crump Island: G, T(1) |- |Crumpane: C, T(1) |Crumpaun: LM, T(1) |Crumpstown or Marshallstown: MH, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Crunagh Townland, Loughgilly Parish, County Armagh|Crunagh]]: AH, T(1) |[[:Category:Crunaght Townland, Mullaghbrack Parish, County Armagh|Crunaght]]: AH, T(1) |Crunan: RN, T(1) |- |Cruninish Island: FH, T(1) |Crunkill: RN, T(1) |Cruntully: FH, T(1) |- |Crushea: W, T(1) |Crusheen: CE, T(1) |Crusheenkeenoge: L, T(1) |- |Crusheeny: G, T(1) |Crushterra: C, T(1) |[[:Category:Crushybracken Townland, Rasharkin Parish, County Antrim|Crushybracken]]: AM, T(1) |- |Crushyriree: C, T(1) |Crussera: W, T(1) |Crutt: KK, T(1) |- |Crutta North: T, T(1) |Crutta South: T, T(1) |Crylough: WX, T(1) |- |Cuba: OY, T(1) |[[:Category:Cubbindall Townland, Ballymoney Parish, County Antrim|Cubbindall]]: AM, T(1) |Cubslough: WX, T(1) |- |Cuckoohill: T, T(1) |Cuddagh: LS, T(1) |Cuddoo East: G, T(1) |- |Cuddoo West: G, T(1) |Cuffsborough: LS, T(1) |Cuhig: KY, T(1) |- |Cuilbalkeen: RN, T(1) |Cuilbane: LY, T(1) |Cuilbeg: G, T(1) |- |Cuilbeg: MO, T(1) |Cuilbeg: RN, T(1) |Cuilbeg: SO, T(1) |- |Cuilcagh: CN, T(1) |Cuildoo: MO, T(1) |Cuildooish: G, T(1) |- |Cuilfadda and Derrinshin: RN, T(1) |Cuilgar: MO, T(1) |Cuilglass: RN, T(1) |- |Cuilkeel: RN, T(1) |Cuilkillew: MO, T(1) |Cuillagh: LM, T(1) |- |Cuillaghan: CN, T(1) |Cuillalea: MO, T(1) |Cuillaloughaun: MO, T(1) |- |Cuillard: RN, T(1) |Cuillare: MO, T(1) |Cuillatinny: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuillaun]]: MO, T(3) |Cuillawinnia: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilleen]]: G, T(3) |- |Cuilleen: MO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilleen]]: RN, T(2) |Cuilleendaeagh: G, T(1) |- |Cuilleenirwan: RN, T(1) |Cuilleenoolagh: RN, T(1) |Cuillenstown: LH, T(1) |- |Cuillonaghtan: MO, T(1) |Cuilly: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilmore]]: G, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilmore]]: LM, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilmore]]: MO, T(4) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuilmore]]: RN, T(4) |- |Cuilmore: SO, T(1) |Cuilmullagh: MO, T(1) |Cuilnacappy: G, T(1) |- |Cuilnagleragh: SO, T(1) |Cuilnakeava: RN, T(1) |Cuilprughlish: SO, T(1) |- |Cuilrevagh: RN, T(1) |Cuilsallagh: G, T(1) |Cuilsheeghary Beg: SO, T(1) |- |Cuilsheeghary More: SO, T(1) |Cuiltaboolia: RN, T(1) |Cuiltia: LM, T(1) |- |Cuilties: LM, T(1) |Cuiltrasna: MO, T(1) |Cuiltrean: MO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuiltybo]]: MO, T(2) |Cuiltyboe: RN, T(1) |Cuiltyconeen: RN, T(1) |- |Cuiltyconway: RN, T(1) |Cuiltycreaghan: MO, T(1) |Cuiltydangan: SO, T(1) |- |Cuiltygower: RN, T(1) |Cuiltylough: SO, T(1) |Cuiltyshinnoge: RN, T(1) |- |Cuing Beg: MO, T(1) |Cuing More: MO, T(1) |Cuingareen: LD, T(1) |- |Culbane: AM, T(1) |Culbidag: AM, T(1) |Culbuck: TE, T(1) |- |Culcavy: DN, T(1) |Culcommon: MH, T(1) |Culcor: MH, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Culcrow Townland, Agivey Parish, County Londonderry|Culcrow]]: LY, T(1) |Culcrum: AM, T(1) |Culdaff Glebe: DL, T(1) |- |Culdaff: DL, T(1) |Culdaloo: MN, T(1) |Culdaly: SO, T(1) |- |Culdoo Lower: AM, T(1) |Culdoo Upper: AM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Culdrum]]: LY, T(2) |- |Cules Long: FH, T(1) |Cules Short: FH, T(1) |Culfin: G, T(1) |- |Culfore: LH, T(1) |[[:Category:Culineen Townland, Moville Upper Parish, County Donegal|Culineen]]: DL, T(1) |Culkeen: RN, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Culkeeran Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Culkeeran]]: AH, T(1) |Culkeeran: TE, T(1) |Culky: FH, T(1) |- |Cull Island: WX, T(1) |Cull: WX, T(1) |Cullaboy Lower: CN, T(1) |- |Cullaboy Upper: CN, T(1) |Cullagh Beg: SO, T(1) |Cullagh More: SO, T(1) |- |Cullagh: MO, T(1) |Cullagh: T, T(1) |Cullaghmore: FH, T(1) |- |Cullaghreeva: KE, T(1) |Cullahill Mountain: LS, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullahill]]: T, T(2) |- |Cullairbaun: G, T(1) |Cullamore: TE, T(1) |Cullamus: L, T(1) |- |Cullane East: C, T(1) |Cullane Middle: L, T(1) |Cullane North: L, T(1) |- |Cullane South: L, T(1) |Cullane West: C, T(1) |Cullantry: MH, T(1) |- |Cullatagh: FH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullaun]]: CE, T(2) |Cullaun: KK, T(1) |- |Cullaun: T, T(1) |Cullaville: AH, T(1)
''Culloville'' |Culleen Beg: WH, T(1) |- |Culleen More: WH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Culleen]]: CE, T(3) |Culleen: FH, T(1) |- |Culleen: G, T(1) |Culleen: OY, T(1) |Culleen: T, T(1) |- |Culleenabohoge: WH, T(1) |Culleenagh: T, T(1) |Culleenaghamore: RN, T(1) |- |Culleenagower: WH, T(1) |Culleenalena: G, T(1) |Culleenamore: SO, T(1) |- |Culleenanory: RN, T(1) |Culleenatreen or Flagford: RN, T(1) |Culleendarragh: WH, T(1) |- |Culleenduff: SO, T(1) |Culleenmore: LD, T(1) |Culleenreveagh: RN, T(1) |- |Culleens: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Culleens Townland, Kilglass Parish, County Sligo|Culleens]]: SO, T(1) |Culleeny Beg: KY, T(1) |- |Culleeny More: KY, T(1) |Cullen and Brownhill: LM, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullen Lower Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cullen Lower]]: WW, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cullen Upper Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cullen Upper]]: WW, T(1) |Cullen: C, T(1) |Cullen: FH, T(1) |- |Cullen: MH, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullen Townland, Cullen Parish, County Tipperary|Cullen]]: T, T(1) |Cullenagh Beg: G, T(1) |- |Cullenagh Lower: KY, T(1) |Cullenagh More: G, T(1) |Cullenagh South: T, T(1) |- |Cullenagh Upper: KY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenagh]]: CE, T(4) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenagh]]: C, T(8) |- |Cullenagh: G, T(1) |Cullenagh: KY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenagh]]: LS, T(3) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenagh]]: L, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenagh]]: T, T(2) |Cullenagh: W, T(1) |- |Cullenbrone: TE, T(1) |Cullencastle: W, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullendragh]]: MH, T(2) |- |Cullenfad: TE, T(1) |Cullenhill: D, T(1) |Cullenhugh: WH, T(1) |- |Cullenmore: WW, T(1) |Cullenoge: WX, T(1) |Cullenramer: TE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullenstown]]: WX, T(2) |[[:Category:Cullenswood Townland, Saint Peter's Parish, County Dublin|Cullenswood]]: D, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentra]]: TE, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentra]]: WX, T(3) |[[:Category:Cullentragh Big Townland, Knockrath Parish, County Wicklow|Cullentragh Big]]: WW, T(1) |Cullentragh Little: WW, T(1) |- |Cullentragh Park: WW, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentragh]]: AH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentragh]]: CN, T(2) |- |Cullentragh: FH, T(1) |Cullentragh: KK, T(1) |Cullentragh: LM, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentragh]]: LD, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullentragh]]: MO, T(4) |Cullentragh: WX, T(1) |- |Cullentraghbane: MN, T(1) |Cullentraghduff: MN, T(1) |Cullenwaine: OY, T(1) |- |Culliagh Beg: G, T(1) |Culliagh Lower: RN, T(1) |Culliagh More: G, T(1) |- |Culliagh North: G, T(1) |Culliagh South: G, T(1) |Culliagh Upper: RN, T(1) |- |Culliagh: CN, T(1) |Culliagh: DL, T(1) |Culliagh: FH, T(1) |- |Culliagh: MO, T(1) |Culliagharny: RN, T(1) |Culliaghbeg: RN, T(1) |- |Culliaghmore: RN, T(1) |Culliaghy: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullies]]: CN, T(2) |- |Cullies: LM, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullig Townland, Churchtown Parish, County Cork|Cullig]]: C, T(1) |Culligan: TE, T(1) |- |Cullin: CN, T(1) |Cullin: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullinagh Townland, Aghadoe Parish, County Kerry|Cullinagh]]: KY, T(1) |- |Cullintraw: DN, T(1) |Cullion: CN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullion]]: DL, T(4) |- |Cullion: DN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullion]]: FH, T(2) |Cullion: LY, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullion]]: TE, T(3) |Cullionboy: DL, T(1) |Cullionboy: LM, T(1) |- |Culliondoo: FH, T(1) |Culloge: LD, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullomane East Townland, Caheragh Parish, County Cork|Cullomane East]]: C, T(1) |- |Cullomane West: C, T(1) |Cullow: CN, T(1) |Cully: LM, T(1) |- |Cully: OY, T(1) |Cully: SO, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullybackey]]: AM, T(2)
''Cullybackey+Cullybackey Town'' |- |Cullycapple: LY, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullyhanna Big Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Cullyhanna Big]]: AH, T(1) |[[:Category:Cullyhanna Little Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Cullyhanna Little]]: AH, T(1) |- |Cullyleenan: CN, T(1) |Cullynane: TE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cullyramer]]: LY, T(2) |- |Culmore Level (Intake): LY, T(1) |Culmore Lower: LY, T(1) |Culmore Upper: LY, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Culmore Townland, Rasharkin Parish, County Antrim|Culmore]]: AM, T(1) |[[:Category:Culmore Townland, Templemore Parish, County Londonderry|Culmore]]: LY, T(1) |Culmore: TE, T(1) |- |Culmullin: MH, T(1) |Culnacleha: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Culnady Townland, Maghera Parish, County Londonderry|Culnady]]: LY, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Culnafay Townland, Grange of Ballyscullion Parish, County Antrim|Culnafay]]: AM, T(1) |Culnagor: TE, T(1) |Culnagore: G, T(1) |- |Culnagore: LD, T(1) |Culnagrew: LY, T(1) |Culnagrew: TE, T(1) |- |Culnaha: TE, T(1) |Culnaman: LY, T(1) |Culoort: DL, T(1) |- |Culramoney: AM, T(1) |Culray: LD, T(1) |Culrevog: TE, T(1) |- |Cultiafadda: G, T(1) |Cultiagh: FH, T(1) |Cultromer: MH, T(1) |- |Culvacullion: TE, T(1) |Culvin: WH, T(1) |Cum: MO, T(1) |- |Cumask: T, T(1) |Cumber Lower: OY, T(1) |Cumber Upper: OY, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cumber Townland, Magheradrool Parish, County Down|Cumber]]: DN, T(1) |Cumber: LY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cumber]]: TE, T(2) |- |Cummeen Lower: KY, T(1) |Cummeen Upper: KY, T(1) |Cummeen: C, T(1) |- |Cummeen: KY, T(1) |Cummeen: L, T(1) |Cummeen: OY, T(1) |- |Cummeen: W, T(1) |Cummeenavrick: KY, T(1) |Cummeenboy: KY, T(1) |- |Cummeenduasig: KY, T(1) |Cummeengeera: KY, T(1) |Cummeennabuddoge: KY, T(1) |- |Cummeenshrule: KY, T(1) |Cummen: SO, T(1) |Cummer (Mulloghney): T, T(1) |- |Cummer (Quinlan): T, T(1) |Cummer Beg: T, T(1) |Cummer More: T, T(1) |- |Cummer: G, T(1) |Cummer: LS, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cummer]]: MO, T(3) |- |Cummer: T, T(1) |[[:Category:Cummer Townland, Kilnahue Parish, County Wexford|Cummer]]: WX, T(1) |Cummerduff: C, T(1) |- |Cummerduff: WX, T(1) |Cummers East: KY, T(1) |Cummers West: KY, T(1) |- |Cummerstown: WH, T(1) |Cummery Connell (North): C, T(1) |Cummery Connell (South): C, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cumminstown]]: WH, T(2) |Cummirk: DL, T(1) |Cumran: DN, T(1) |- |Cumry: MN, T(1) |Cumshinstown: WX, T(1) |[[:Category:Cunaberry Townland, Ballon Parish, County Carlow|Cunaberry]]: CW, T(1) |- |Cunard: D, T(1) |Cunghill: SO, T(1) |Cunlaghfadda: MO, T(1) |- |Cunlin: DL, T(1) |Cunnacavale: L, T(1) |Cunnagare: KY, T(1) |- |Cunnagher North: MO, T(1) |Cunnagher South: MO, T(1) |Cunnahurt East: T, T(1) |- |Cunnahurt West: T, T(1) |Cunnaker: MO, T(1) |Cunnamore: C, T(1) |- |Cunnavoola: KY, T(1) |[[:Category:Cunniamstown Big Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cunniamstown Big]]: WW, T(1) |[[:Category:Cunniamstown Little Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Cunniamstown Little]]: WW, T(1) |- |Cunnicar: LH, T(1) |Cunnigar: W, T(1) |Cunnihee: L, T(1) |- |Cunningburn: DN, T(1) |Cunnion: LM, T(1) |Cupidstown: KE, T(1) |- |Cupidstownhill: KE, T(1) |Cuppage: C, T(1) |Cuppanagh: SO, T(1) |- |Cur: G, T(1) |[[:Category:Curravogh North Townland, Tralee Parish, County Kerry|Curravogh North]]: KY, T(1) |[[:Category:Curravogh South Townland, Tralee Parish, County Kerry|Curravogh South]]: KY, T(1) |- |Curclogh: WX, T(1) |[[:Category:Curglassan Townland, Ballyclog Parish, County Tyrone|Curglassan]]: TE, T(1) |Curheen: G, T(1) |- |Curhoor: G, T(1) |Curhownagh: G, T(1) |Curkacrone: KK, T(1) |- |Curkeen: MH, T(1) |Curkin: MN, T(1) |[[:Category:Curlagh Townland, Aghaloo Parish, County Tyrone|Curlagh]]: TE, T(1) |- |Curley: DN, T(1) |Curleyland and Mill Land: MH, T(1) |Curleys Island: RN, T(1) |- |Curlonan: TE, T(1) |Curly: TE, T(1) |Curneen: MO, T(1) |- |Curniaghanstown: MH, T(1) |Curr: LY, T(1) |Curr: TE, T(1) |- |Curra Beg: L, T(1) |[[:Category:Curra More Townland, Loghill Parish, County Limerick|Curra More]]: L, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curra]]: C, T(5) |- |Curra: G, T(1) |Curra: KY, T(1) |Currabaha East: W, T(1) |- |Currabaha West: W, T(1) |Currabaha: T, T(1) |Currabaha: W, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Currabally Townland, Templerobin Parish, County Cork|Currabally]]: C, T(1) |Currabanefield: KY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currabeg]]: C, T(3) |- |Currabeg: KY, T(1) |Currabeg: OY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currabeha]]: C, T(4) |- |Curraboy (Kilmaine): MO, T(1) |Curraboy (Knox): MO, T(1) |Curraboy: MO, T(1) |- |Currabwee: C, T(1) |Curracahill: C, T(1) |Curracitty: KY, T(1) |- |Curracloe: WX, T(1) |Curraclogh: C, T(1) |Curracloghan: CN, T(1) |- |Curraclone: LS, T(1) |Curracullenagh: KY, T(1) |Curradarra: W, T(1) |- |Curraderra: CE, T(1) |Curradonohoe: C, T(1) |Curradrinagh: C, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraduff]]: C, T(2) |Curraduff: KY, T(1) |Curraduff: T, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraduff]]: WX, T(2) |Currafarry: G, T(1) |Curraflugh: KY, T(1) |- |Curragh (Mechum): WH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh Beg]]: G, T(2) |Curragh Beg: KY, T(1) |- |Curragh East: C, T(1) |Curragh East: D, T(1) |Curragh East: G, T(1) |- |Curragh Glebe: TE, T(1) |Curragh Lower: C, T(1) |Curragh Lower: OY, T(1) |- |Curragh More: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh More]]: G, T(2) |Curragh More: KY, T(1) |- |Curragh Upper: C, T(1) |Curragh Upper: OY, T(1) |Curragh West: C, T(1) |- |Curragh West: D, T(1) |Curragh West: G, T(1) |Curragh: AM, T(1) |- |Curragh: CW, T(1) |Curragh: CE, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: C, T(11) |- |Curragh: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: FH, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: G, T(3) |- |Curragh: KY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: KE, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: KK, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: LS, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: L, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: LY, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: MO, T(2) |Curragh: MH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: OY, T(2) |- |Curragh: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: T, T(4) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: W, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragh]]: WH, T(2) |Curragh: WX, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragha]]: LM, T(2) |- |Curraghaboy: LM, T(1) |Curraghabreedin: CN, T(1) |Curraghabweehan: CN, T(1) |- |Curraghacnav: W, T(1) |Curraghacronacon: LS, T(1) |Curraghacruit: CW, T(1) |- |Curraghaderry: G, T(1) |Curraghaderry: MO, T(1) |Curraghadobbin: T, T(1) |- |Curraghadoo: CE, T(1) |Curraghadooey: MO, T(1) |Curraghadoon: RN, T(1) |- |Curraghafeaghan: DL, T(1) |Curraghafoil: L, T(1) |Curraghagalla North: C, T(1) |- |Curraghagalla South: C, T(1) |Curraghagower: RN, T(1) |Curraghakerry: C, T(1) |- |Curraghakimikeen: L, T(1) |Curraghalaher: RN, T(1) |Curraghalane: DL, T(1) |- |Curraghalassa: OY, T(1) |Curraghaleen: RN, T(1) |Curraghalehane: C, T(1) |- |Curraghalicky: C, T(1) |Curraghameen: T, T(1) |[[:Category:Curraghamulkin Townland, Longfield West Parish, County Tyrone|Curraghamulkin]]: TE, T(1) |- |Curraghan: LM, T(1) |Curraghanall: FH, T(1) |Curraghanaltig: C, T(1) |- |Curraghanana: OY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghanearla]]: C, T(2) |Curraghaneety: T, T(1) |- |Curraghanoe: CN, T(1) |Curraghanolomer: C, T(1) |Curraghanuddy: T, T(1) |- |Curraghard: C, T(1) |Curraghard: RN, T(1) |Curraghashillaun: LM, T(1) |- |Curraghataggart: W, T(1) |Curraghatawy: LM, T(1) |Curraghateskin: W, T(1) |- |Curraghatoor: T, T(1) |Curraghatoosane: KY, T(1) |Curraghatouk: KY, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghaun]]: G, T(2) |Curraghavaddra: C, T(1) |Curraghavarna and Portavrolla: OY, T(1) |- |Curraghaveara: L, T(1) |Curraghaviller: T, T(1) |Curraghavoe: C, T(1) |- |Curraghavogy: DL, T(1) |[[:Category:Curraghavoke Townland, Templeneiry Parish, County Tipperary|Curraghavoke]]: T, T(1) |Curraghawaddra: C, T(1) |- |Curraghbaghla: G, T(1) |Curraghballintlea: W, T(1) |Curraghbane: WH, T(1) |- |Curraghbaun: MO, T(1) |Curraghbaun: T, T(1) |Curraghbeg: C, T(1) |- |Curraghbeg: L, T(1) |Curraghbeg: LH, T(1) |Curraghbeg: WH, T(1) |- |Curraghbehy: KK, T(1) |Curraghbinny: C, T(1) |Curraghbog: G, T(1) |- |Curraghbonaun: SO, T(1) |Curraghbowen: C, T(1) |Curraghbower: C, T(1) |- |Curraghboy or Woodfield: OY, T(1) |Curraghboy: C, T(1) |Curraghboy: G, T(1) |- |Curraghboy: MO, T(1) |Curraghboy: RN, T(1) |Curraghboy: SO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghboy]]: WH, T(2) |Curraghbrack: WH, T(1) |Curraghbridge: L, T(1) |- |Curraghcarroll: T, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghcloney]]: T, T(2) |Curraghcloonabro East: C, T(1) |- |Curraghcloonabro West: C, T(1) |Curraghcondon: C, T(1) |Curraghconway: C, T(1) |- |Curraghcreen (Levally): G, T(1) |Curraghcreen (Tuam Rural): G, T(1) |Curraghcreen: C, T(1) |- |Curraghcroneen: KY, T(1) |Curraghcrowly East: C, T(1) |Curraghcrowly West: C, T(1) |- |Curraghdermot: C, T(1) |Curraghderrig: KY, T(1) |Curraghdoo: MH, T(1) |- |Curraghduff East: G, T(1) |Curraghduff Middle: G, T(1) |Curraghduff West: G, T(1) |- |Curraghduff: KK, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghduff]]: T, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghduff]]: W, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghduff]]: WX, T(2) |Curraghduffy: RN, T(1) |Curragheen: C, T(1) |- |Curragheenbrien: C, T(1) |Curraghfad: FH, T(1) |Curraghfarm: KE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghfore]]: LM, T(2) |Curraghfurnisha: T, T(1) |Curraghglass: CN, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghglass]]: T, T(2) |Curraghgorm: C, T(1) |Curraghgraigue Lower: T, T(1) |- |Curraghgraigue Upper: T, T(1) |Curraghgraigue: T, T(1) |Curraghgraigue: WX, T(1) |- |Curraghgrane Beg: C, T(1) |Curraghgrane More: C, T(1) |Curraghinalt: TE, T(1) |- |Curraghishal: C, T(1) |Curraghkeal: T, T(1) |Curraghkeel: CN, T(1) |- |Curraghkeel: CE, T(1) |Curraghkehoe: KK, T(1) |Curraghkiely: W, T(1) |- |Curraghkilbran: L, T(1) |Curraghkilleen: CE, T(1) |Curraghlahan: L, T(1) |- |Curraghlahan: MO, T(1) |Curraghlahan: OY, T(1) |Curraghlane Lower: KK, T(1) |- |Curraghlane Upper: KK, T(1) |Curraghlane: KK, T(1) |Curraghlane: LY, T(1) |- |Curraghlare: FH, T(1) |Curraghlawn: WW, T(1) |Curraghlea: DL, T(1) |- |Curraghleach: C, T(1) |Curraghleha East: KY, T(1) |Curraghleha West: KY, T(1) |- |Curraghlehanagh: G, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghleigh]]: T, T(2) |Curraghmacall: TE, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmacdonagh]]: KY, T(2) |Curraghmarky: T, T(1) |Curraghmartin: KK, T(1) |- |Curraghmartin: LM, T(1) |Curraghmeelagh: OY, T(1) |Curraghmoghaun: CE, T(1) |- |Curraghmore (E.D. Tintern): WX, T(1) |Curraghmore East: KY, T(1) |Curraghmore West: KY, T(1) |- |Curraghmore: CN, T(1) |[[:Category:Curraghmore Townland, Drumkeeran Parish, County Fermanagh|Curraghmore]]: FH, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmore]]: G, T(3) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmore]]: KK, T(3) |Curraghmore: LS, T(1) |Curraghmore: LD, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmore]]: MO, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmore]]: OY, T(2) |Curraghmore: SO, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghmore]]: T, T(4) |Curraghmore: W, T(1) |Curraghmore: WH, T(1) |- |Curraghmore: WX, T(1) |Curraghmoreen: W, T(1) |Curraghmulmurry: G, T(1) |- |Curraghnabania: LM, T(1) |Curraghnabloey: RN, T(1) |Curraghnabola: WX, T(1) |- |Curraghnaboll: RN, T(1) |Curraghnaboola: T, T(1) |Curraghnaboul: L, T(1) |- |Curraghnadeige: LS, T(1) |Curraghnadimpaun: KK, T(1) |Curraghnagap: SO, T(1) |- |Curraghnagarraha: W, T(1) |Curraghnagree: W, T(1) |Curraghnalaght: C, T(1) |- |Curraghnaloughra: C, T(1) |Curraghnamaddree: W, T(1) |Curraghnamoe: T, T(1) |- |Curraghnanav: KY, T(1) |Curraghnareely: L, T(1) |Curraghnatinny: T, T(1) |- |Curraghnaveen: RN, T(1) |Curraghnawall: LM, T(1) |Curragho: CN, T(1) |- |Curraghoaghry: LM, T(1) |Curraghodea: CE, T(1) |[[:Category:Curraghomongan Townland, Stranorlar Parish, County Donegal|Curraghomongan]]: DL, T(1) |- |Curraghoo Beg: C, T(1) |Curraghoo More: C, T(1) |Curraghphadeen: C, T(1) |- |Curraghphilipeen: W, T(1) |Curraghphlibbode: C, T(1) |Curraghpoor: T, T(1) |- |Curraghprevin: C, T(1) |Curraghreigh North: W, T(1) |Curraghreigh South: W, T(1) |- |Curraghrevagh: G, T(1) |Curraghroche: L, T(1) |Curraghroche: W, T(1) |- |Curraghroe: G, T(1) |Curraghroe: RN, T(1) |Curraghroodle: WH, T(1) |- |Curraghrour East: C, T(1) |Curraghrour West: C, T(1) |Curraghs North: LM, T(1) |- |Curraghs South: LM, T(1) |Curraghs: C, T(1) |Curraghs: G, T(1) |- |Curraghsallagh: RN, T(1) |Curraghscarteen: KK, T(1) |Curraghscarteen: T, T(1) |- |Curraghslagh: T, T(1) |Curraghtarsna: T, T(1) |Curraghteemore: C, T(1) |- |Curraghteemore: MO, T(1) |Curraghtemple: T, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraghtown]]: MH, T(6) |- |Curraghturk: L, T(1) |Curraghvah: CN, T(1) |Curraghwalls: MH, T(1) |- |Curraghweesha: KY, T(1) |Curraghwheery: OY, T(1) |Curraghwood: WX, T(1) |- |Curraglass East: C, T(1) |Curraglass North: KY, T(1) |Curraglass South: KY, T(1) |- |Curraglass West: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraglass]]: C, T(2) |Curraglass: KY, T(1) |- |Curragraig: W, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curragraigue]]: KY, T(3) |Curragrean: G, T(1) |- |Curragrine: C, T(1) |Currahaly: C, T(1) |Currahchase North: L, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currahchase]]: L, T(2) |Curraheen Commons: W, T(1) |Curraheen Little: KY, T(1) |- |Curraheen North: L, T(1) |Curraheen North: W, T(1) |Curraheen South: L, T(1) |- |Curraheen South: W, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraheen]]: C, T(8) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraheen]]: KY, T(2) |- |Curraheen: L, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraheen]]: T, T(8) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraheen]]: W, T(4) |- |Curraheenaris: W, T(1) |Curraheenavoher: W, T(1) |Curraheenduff: T, T(1) |- |Currahevern East: C, T(1) |Currahevern West: C, T(1) |Currahill Lower: KK, T(1) |- |Currahill Upper: KK, T(1) |Currahoo: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currahy]]: C, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currakeal]]: C, T(2) |Currakillane: C, T(1) |Curraknockaun: KY, T(1) |- |Curralane Oldtown: WX, T(1) |Curralane: WX, T(1) |Curralanty: OY, T(1) |- |Curraleagh: C, T(1) |Curraleigh East: T, T(1) |Curraleigh West: T, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curraleigh]]: C, T(2) |[[:Category:Curramoney or Billy Townland, Billy Parish, County Antrim|Curramoney or Billy]]: AM, T(1)
''Bile'' |Curramoney: AM, T(1) |- |Curramore: C, T(1) |Curramore: MO, T(1) |[[:Category:Curran and Drumaliss Townland, Larne Parish, County Antrim|Curran and Drumaliss]]: AM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Curran Townland, Maghera Parish, County Londonderry|Curran]]: LY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curran]]: TE, T(2) |Curranashingane: C, T(1) |- |Currane: CW, T(1) |Currane: C, T(1) |Currane: W, T(1) |- |Curranny: MO, T(1) |Curranstown Lower: WW, T(1) |Curranstown Upper: WW, T(1) |- |Currantawy: MO, T(1) |Curranure: C, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currarane]]: C, T(2) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currarevagh]]: G, T(2) |Curraross: KY, T(1) |Currasilla Lower: T, T(1) |- |Currasilla Upper: T, T(1) |Curratober: CE, T(1) |Curratrench: RN, T(1) |- |Curratubbin Lower: WX, T(1) |Curratubbin Upper: WX, T(1) |Currauly: KY, T(1) |- |Curraun Beg: G, T(1) |Curraun Hill: G, T(1) |Curraun More: G, T(1) |- |Curraun: LM, T(1) |Curraun: W, T(1) |Curraun: WX, T(1) |- |Curraunboy: MO, T(1) |Curravaha: KY, T(1) |Curravally: C, T(1) |- |Curravanish: WW, T(1) |Curravarahane: C, T(1) |Curraveha or Birchhall: G, T(1) |- |Curravohill: C, T(1) |Curravoola: KY, T(1) |Curravordy: C, T(1) |- |Currawatia: G, T(1) |Curreal: KY, T(1) |Curreen: LD, T(1) |- |Curreentorpan: RN, T(1) |Curreeny Commons: T, T(1) |Curreeny: T, T(1)
''Curreeney'' |- |Currenree or Corry Beg: CW, T(1) |Currenstown: T, T(1) |Curriersbog: LS, T(1) |- |Curries: G, T(1) |Curries: MO, T(1) |Curries: WH, T(1) |- |Currin: DL, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currin]]: FH, T(2) |Currinah: RN, T(1) |- |Curristeen: WH, T(1) |Curristown: WH, T(1) |Currogs: FH, T(1) |- |Currragh Waddra: C, T(1) |Currudda: LY, T(1) |Curry (Kirwan): MO, T(1) |- |Curry (Macmanus): MO, T(1) |Curry Eighter: G, T(1) |Curry Oughter: G, T(1) |- |Curry: G, T(1) |Curry: LM, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curry]]: LD, T(4) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curry]]: MO, T(2) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curry]]: RN, T(5) |Curry: SO, T(1) |- |Curry: WH, T(1) |Curryann: FH, T(1) |Curryaun: MO, T(1) |- |Currycahill: LD, T(1) |Curryclogh: C, T(1) |Currycreaghan: LD, T(1) |- |Curryeallaun: MO, T(1) |Curryfree: LY, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Curryglass]]: C, T(2) |- |Currygrane: LD, T(1) |Currygranny: LD, T(1) |Currygurry: OY, T(1) |- |Curryhills: KE, T(1) |Currylaur: G, T(1) |Currymount: C, T(1) |- |Currynanerriagh: DL, T(1) |Currynierin: LY, T(1) |Curryquin: T, T(1) |- |Curryroe: RN, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Currysheskin]]: AM, T(2) |Currywongaun: G, T(1) |- |Curstown: LH, T(1) |Curtaun: G, T(1) |Curtistown Upper: MH, T(1) |- |Curtistown: T, T(1) |Curtiswood: W, T(1) |Curtlestown Lower: WW, T(1) |- |Curtlestown Upper: WW, T(1) |Cuscarrick: G, T(1) |Cusduff: C, T(1) |- |Cush East: OY, T(1) |Cush Lower: LS, T(1) |Cush of Grange: W, T(1) |- |Cush Upper: LS, T(1) |[[:Category:Cush Townland, Ballybrackan Parish, County Kildare|Cush]]: KE, T(1) |Cush: L, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cush]]: OY, T(2) |Cushacorra: CE, T(1) |Cushaling: KE, T(1) |- |Cushaling: OY, T(1) |Cushalogurt: MO, T(1) |Cushatrough: G, T(1) |- |Cushatrower: G, T(1) |Cushcallow or Cloncallow: OY, T(1) |Cushcam: W, T(1) |- |Cusheen Island: G, T(1) |Cushendall: AM, T(1) |[[:Category:Cushendun Townland, Culfeightrin Parish, County Antrim|Cushendun]]: AM, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cushenny Townland, Drumcree Parish, County Armagh|Cushenny]]: AH, T(1) |Cushenstown: WX, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cushina]]: OY, T(2) |- |Cushinkeel: MO, T(1) |Cushinsheeaun: MO, T(1) |Cushinstown (ED Rathleigh): MH, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cushinstown]]: MH, T(2) |Cushinstown: WH, T(1) |Cushinyen: MO, T(1) |- |Cushleake Mountain Middle: AM, T(1) |Cushleake Mountain North: AM, T(1) |Cushleake Mountain South: AM, T(1) |- |Cushlecka: MO, T(1) |Cushmaigmore: G, T(1) |Cushmona: T, T(1) |- |Cushrush Island: FH, T(1) |Cushwash: FH, T(1) |Cuskernagh: SO, T(1) |- |[[:Category:Cuskinny Townland, Templerobin Parish, County Cork|Cuskinny]]: C, T(1) |Cuskry Glebe: DL, T(1) |Cuslea: FH, T(1) |- |Cuslough Demesne: MO, T(1) |Cusloura: C, T(1) |Cusovinna: C, T(1) |- |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cuss]]: KY, T(2) |Cussaboy: MN, T(1) |Cussafoor Island: G, T(1) |- |Cussan: KK, T(1) |[[Space:Placenames_Ireland_-_Disambiguation_-_Corr_to_Cy|Cussana]]: KK, T(2) |Cussee: MN, T(1) |- |Custodium: WX, T(1) |Custorum: WH, T(1) |Cutteanta: SO, T(1) |- |Cutteen Beg: CE, T(1) |Cutteen More: CE, T(1) |Cutteen North: W, T(1) |- |Cutteen South: W, T(1) |Cutteen: CE, T(1) |Cutteen: KY, T(1) |- |Cuttragh: CN, T(1) |Cuttymanhill: DL, T(1) | |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names beginning '''A'''. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Abbey Lands'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kinsale Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}} |'''Abbey'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeyknockmoy Parish}}
[[:Category:Abbey Townland, Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish, County Galway|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish]] |- |'''Abbeyland'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Castledermot Parish}}
{{gray|Clane Parish}} |'''Abbeyland'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Navan Parish}} |- |'''Acres'''
County Clare |{{gray|Drumcreehy Parish}}
{{gray|Feakle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduane Parish}} |'''Acres'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dromdaleague Parish}}
{{gray|Fanlobbus Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbolane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen (Duhallow) Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Templenacarriga Parish}} |- |'''Acres'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghalurcher Parish}}
{{gray|Boho Parish}} |'''Acres'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Acres'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinvoher Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconly Parish}} |'''Acres'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |- |'''Acres'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ballybay Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |'''Acres'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilmacumsy Parish}}
{{gray|Roscommon Parish}} |- |'''Adamstown'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Aderrig Parish}}
{{gray|Garristown Parish}} |'''Adamstown'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletownkindalen Parish}}
{{gray|Conry Parish}} |- |'''Addergoole'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeygormacan Parish}}
{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}} |'''Afaddy'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Ballytarsney Parish}}
{{gray|Pollrone Parish}} |- |'''Agall'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Lynally Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |'''Aghaboy'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}}
{{gray|Kinawley Parish}} |- |'''Aghaboy'''
County Longford |{{gray|Granard Parish}}
{{gray|Killoe Parish}} |'''Aghaboy'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Aghacarnan'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Aghacarnan Townland, Ballinderry Parish, County Antrim|Ballinderry Parish]]
{{gray|Magheragall Parish}} |'''Aghadreenagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Lavey Parish}} |- |'''Aghadrumglasny'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Aghadrumglasny Townland, Aghagallon Parish, County Antrim|Aghagallon Parish]]
{{gray|Aghalee Parish}} |'''Aghadrumkeen'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Ematris Parish}} |- |'''Aghafad'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Ardstraw Parish}}
{{gray|Donacavey Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghedy Parish}}
[[:Category:Aghafad Townland, Pomeroy Parish, County Tyrone|Pomeroy Parish]] |'''Aghafadda'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}} |- |'''Aghafin'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}} |'''Aghagaw'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Aghalane'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Bodoney Upper Parish}}
{{gray|Cappagh Parish}} |'''Aghaleague'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Oughteragh Parish}} |- |'''Aghalough'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}} |'''Aghalusky'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Templemore Parish}} |- |'''Aghamore'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Aghamore Townland, Boho Parish, County Fermanagh|Boho Parish]]
{{gray|Inishmacsaint Parish}} |'''Aghamore'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Annaduff Parish}}
{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Killasnet Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |- |'''Aghamore'''
County Longford |{{gray|Clonbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcline Parish}}
{{gray|Street Parish}} |'''Aghamore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Aghamore'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Croghan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride (Kilcoursey) Parish}} |'''Aghamore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Lissonuffy Parish}} |- |'''Aghamore'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilbeggan Parish}}
{{gray|Killucan Parish}} |'''Aghanvilla'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballykean Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |- |'''Agharainy'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Derryvullan Parish}}
{{gray|Magheraculmoney Parish}} |'''Agharanagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Rathcline Parish}}
{{gray|Taghshinny Parish}} |- |'''Aghareagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Street Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |'''Aghascrebagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Bodoney Lower Parish}}
{{gray|Termonamongan Parish}} |- |'''Aghawillin'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}} |'''Aghee'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Aghee Townland, Dromore Parish, County Tyrone|Dromore Parish]]
{{gray|Drumragh Parish}} |- |'''Aghnagap'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |'''Aghnagar'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clogherny Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}} |- |'''Aghnaglogh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |'''Aghnaglogh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |- |'''Aghnahoo'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |'''Aghnaloo'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Aghnaloo Townland, Aghalurcher Parish, County Fermanagh|Aghalurcher Parish]]
[[:Category:Aghnaloo Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |- |'''Aghnaskew'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Currin Parish}} |'''Aghowle Lower'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Aghowle Lower Townland, Aghowle Parish, County Wicklow|Aghowle Parish]]
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |- |'''Aghowle Upper'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Aghowle Upper Townland, Aghowle Parish, County Wicklow|Aghowle Parish]]
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |'''Aghrane or Castlekelly'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athleague Parish}}
{{gray|Killeroran Parish}} |- |'''Aglish'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Minard Parish}} |'''Aglish'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |- |'''Ahagilla'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Castleventry Parish}} |'''Ahane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballymacelligott Parish}}
{{gray|Castleisland Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbonane Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |- |'''Ahare'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilcavan (Ballaghkeen N., Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgorman Parish}} |'''Ahaun'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |- |'''Aille'''
County Galway |{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killannin Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteskill Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |'''Allardstown'''
County Louth |{{gray|Dunbin Parish}}
{{gray|Killincoole Parish}} |- |'''Alliganstown'''
County Kildare |[[:Category:Alliganstown Townland, Ballybought Parish, County Kildare|Ballybought Parish]]
[[:Category:Alliganstown Townland, Ballymore Eustace Parish, County Kildare|Ballymore Eustace Parish]] |'''Altaturk'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Altaturk Townland, Kildarton Parish, County Armagh|Kildarton Parish]]
[[:Category:Altaturk Townland, Loughgall Parish, County Armagh|Loughgall Parish]] |- |'''Altibrian'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Altibrian Townland, Dunboe Parish, County Londonderry|Dunboe Parish]]
[[:Category:Altibrian Townland, Formoyle Parish, County Londonderry|Formoyle Parish]] |'''Altmush'''
County Meath |{{gray|Cruicetown Parish}}
{{gray|Nobber Parish}} |- |'''Anglesborough'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Galbally Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |'''Ankers Bower'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |- |'''Annacloy'''
County Down |{{gray|Blaris Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Parish}} |'''Annagh Island'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilbelfad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Annagh Townland, Drumcree Parish, County Armagh|Drumcree Parish]]
{{gray|Tynan Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Annagh Townland, Drumlumman Parish, County Cavan|Drumlumman Parish]]
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tomregan Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Feakle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry (Ibrickan) Parish}}
{{gray|Rath Parish}}
{{gray|Tulla Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeacanty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltallagh Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Cloonclare Parish}}
{{gray|Killarga Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Abington Parish}}
{{gray|Galbally Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killoe Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Meath |{{gray|Clonard Parish}}
{{gray|Moylagh Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Drumsnat Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbryan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Killaraght Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacteige Parish}} |'''Annagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dorrha Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Lorrha Parish}} |- |'''Annagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Aghaloo Parish}}
{{gray|Clogherny Parish}}
{{gray|Clonfeacle Parish}} |'''Annaghaskin'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Oldconnaught Parish}}
[[:Category:Annaghaskin Townland, Rathmichael Parish, County Dublin|Rathmichael Parish]] |- |'''Annaghbeg'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ahascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}} |'''Annaghbeg'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Annaghbeg Townland, Killukin (Roscommon) Parish, County Roscommon|Killukin (Roscommon) Parish]]
[[:Category:Annaghbeg Townland, Tumna Parish, County Roscommon|Tumna Parish]] |- |'''Annaghbeg'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvarnet Parish}} |'''Annaghbeg'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killyman Parish}} |- |'''Annaghkeenty'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}} |'''Annaghkilly'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Clones Parish}} |- |'''Annaghmore'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Killoughy Parish}}
{{gray|Tisaran Parish}} |'''Annaghmore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}}
{{gray|Ogulla Parish}} |- |'''Annaghmore'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ballysadare Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfree Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvarnet Parish}} |'''Annaghmore'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Arboe Parish}}
[[:Category:Annaghmore Townland, Clonoe Parish, County Tyrone|Clonoe Parish]]
[[:Category:Annaghmore Townland, Desertcreat Parish, County Tyrone|Desertcreat Parish]] |- |'''Annagola'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |'''Annahagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Annahaia'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |'''Annahavil'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Annahavil Townland, Arboe Parish, County Londonderry|Arboe Parish]]
{{gray|Derryloran Parish}} |- |'''Anny'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |'''Arbourhill'''
County Tipperary |[[:Category:Arbourhill Townland, Dorrha Parish, County Tipperary|Dorrha Parish]]
{{gray|Magorban Parish}} |- |'''Arda'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Arda Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Arda Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |'''Ardagh'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Aghadown Parish, County Cork|Aghadown Parish]]
[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Killaconenagh Parish, County Cork|Killaconenagh Parish]]
{{gray|Myross Parish}}
{{gray|Shandrum Parish}} |- |'''Ardagh'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Clonmany Parish, County Donegal|Clonmany Parish]]
[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]] |'''Ardagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballindoon and Islands Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballymoe) Parish}} |- |'''Ardagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Killarney Parish}}
[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Killury Parish, County Kerry|Killury Parish]] |'''Ardagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Ardagh Townland, Burrishoole Parish, County Mayo|Burrishoole Parish]] |- |'''Ardamore'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilmalkedar Parish}}
{{gray|Kinard Parish}} |'''Ardane'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dolla Parish}}
[[:Category:Ardane Townland, Templeneiry Parish, County Tipperary|Templeneiry Parish]] |- |'''Ardbane'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Inver Parish}}
{{gray|Mevagh Parish}} |'''Ardbearn'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballyellin Parish}}
{{gray|Clonygoose Parish}} |- |'''Ardcarn'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
{{gray|Creagh Parish}} |'''Arderry'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Annagh Parish}} |- |'''Ardgart'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Inishmacsaint Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracross Parish}} |'''Ardgehane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeymahon Parish}}
{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}} |- |'''Ardglass'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aglishdrinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Shandrum Parish}} |'''Ardillaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballindoon and Islands Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}} |- |'''Ardkeenagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Estersnow Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}} |'''Ardkeeran'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Kilmacallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshalvy Parish}} |- |'''Ardkirk'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}} |'''Ardlougher'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Killinagh Parish}} |- |'''Ardlougher'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}} |'''Ardmore'''
County Cork |{{gray|Marmullane Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgoggan Parish}}
{{gray|Timoleague Parish}} |- |'''Ardmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Moyrus Parish}}
{{gray|Omey Parish}} |'''Ardmore'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Balteagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Ardmore Townland, Clondermot Parish, County Londonderry|Clondermot Parish]] |- |'''Ardmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |'''Ardmore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Boyle Parish}}
{{gray|Dunamon Parish}}
{{gray|Killukin (Boyle) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}} |- |'''Ardnacloghy'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigaline Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |'''Ardnaglass'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |- |'''Ardnagragh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Drumraney Parish}}
{{gray|Drumraney Parish}} |'''Ardore'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Drumkeeran Parish}}
{{gray|Magheraculmoney Parish}} |- |'''Ardoyne'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ardoyne Townland, Ardoyne Parish, County Wicklow|Ardoyne Parish]]
{{gray|Liscolman Parish}} |'''Ardra'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Ardra Townland, Britway Parish, County Cork|Britway Parish]]
{{gray|Myross Parish}} |- |'''Ardrahan'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoyly Parish}} |'''Ardree'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ardree Parish}}
{{gray|Tankardstown Parish}} |- |'''Ardrumkilla'''
County Galway |{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Killower Parish}} |'''Ards'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |- |'''Ardskeagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardskeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Buttevant Parish}} |'''Ardtanagh'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ardtanagh Townland, Dromara Parish, County Down|Dromara Parish]]
{{gray|Loughinisland Parish}} |- |'''Ardvarney'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloonclare Parish}}
{{gray|Killanummery Parish}} |'''Ardvarney'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainebeg Parish}}
{{gray|Moygawnagh Parish}} |- |'''Arnestown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballingly Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Parish}} |'''Arraglen'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Cloghane Parish}}
{{gray|Killiney Parish}} |- |'''Artibrannan'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Artibrannan Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Artibrannan Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |'''Artonagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlane Parish}}
{{gray|Larah Parish}} |- |'''Ashfield'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tiranascragh Parish}} |'''Ashford'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Creagh Parish}} |- |'''Ashford'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Killiskey Parish}}
[[:Category:Ashford Townland, Rathnew Parish, County Wicklow|Rathnew Parish]] |'''Ashgrove'''
County Cork |{{gray|Desert Parish}}
{{gray|Mallow Parish}}
{{gray|Templerobin Parish}} |- |'''Ashleypark'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardcrony Parish}}
{{gray|Cloghprior Parish}}
{{gray|Knigh Parish}} |'''Ashtown'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Drumkay Parish}}
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |- |'''Askillaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}} |'''Athlone'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |- |'''Athronan'''
County Meath |{{gray|Kilmessan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmessan Parish}} |'''Attavally'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Killedan Parish}} |- |'''Attiduff'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}} |'''Aubwee'''
County Galway |{{gray|Moycullen Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |- |'''Aughey'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Aughey Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Aughey Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |'''Aughinish'''
County Clare |{{gray|Ogonnelloe Parish}}
{{gray|Oughtmama Parish}} |- |'''Aughlish'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Aughlish Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}} |'''Aughmore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killisk Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Iberius' Parish}} |- |'''Aughnacleagh'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Aughnacleagh Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Aughnacleagh Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |'''Aughnahoy'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Aughnahoy Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Aughnahoy Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |- |'''Aughrim'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Tomgraney Parish}} |'''Aughrim'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Cleenish Parish}}
{{gray|Devenish Parish}} |- |'''Aughrim'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}} |'''Aughris'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Cloonoghil Parish}}
{{gray|Templeboy Parish}} |- |'''Avish'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Clondermot Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |}

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County Dublin |{{gray|Aderrig Parish}}
{{gray|Lucan Parish}} |'''Baggotrath'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Donnybrook Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Bartholemew's Parish}} |- |'''Bahana'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Kilcommon (Arklow, Newcastle) Parish}}
{{gray|Powerscourt Parish}} |'''Balgaddy'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Balscaddan Parish}}
{{gray|Clondalkin Parish}} |- |'''Balgeeth'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ardcath Parish}}
{{gray|Assey Parish}}
{{gray|Burry Parish}} |'''Ballagh East'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}} |- |'''Ballagh West'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}} |'''Ballagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfenora Parish}}
{{gray|Quin Parish}} |- |'''Ballagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |'''Ballagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |- |'''Ballagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Cashel Parish}}
{{gray|Clongesh Parish}} |'''Ballagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Rahara Parish}} |- |'''Ballagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonoulty Parish}}
{{gray|Loughkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Templeneiry Parish}} |'''Ballagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Aghaloo Parish}}
{{gray|Clogher Parish}} |- |'''Ballagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Mullingar Parish}} |'''Ballagh'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Adamstown Parish}}
{{gray|Tomhaggard Parish}} |- |'''Ballaghboy'''
County Clare |{{gray|Doora Parish}}
{{gray|Ruan Parish}} |'''Ballaghboy'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Slievardagh) Parish}}
{{gray|Graystown Parish}} |- |'''Ballahantouragh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballincuslane Parish}}
{{gray|Dysert (Trughanacmy) Parish}} |'''Ballard'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killard Parish}}
{{gray|Killinaboy Parish}} |- |'''Ballard'''
County Cork |{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Macroney Parish}} |'''Ballard'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ardnurcher or Horseleap Parish}}
{{gray|Portloman Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconrath Parish}} |- |'''Ballard'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballard Townland, Aghowle Parish, County Wicklow|Aghowle Parish]]
{{gray|Ballykine Parish}}
{{gray|Carnew Parish}}
{{gray|Knockrath Parish}} |'''Ballask'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Kilturk Parish}} |- |'''Balleeghan Lower'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonca Parish}}
[[:Category:Balleeghan Lower Townland, Culdaff Parish, County Donegal|Culdaff Parish]] |'''Balleeghan Upper'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonca Parish}}
[[:Category:Balleeghan Upper Townland, Culdaff Parish, County Donegal|Culdaff Parish]] |- |'''Balleeghan'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Balleeghan Townland, Moville Lower Parish, County Donegal|Moville Lower Parish]]
[[:Category:Balleeghan Townland, Raymoghy Parish, County Donegal|Raymoghy Parish]] |'''Ballina Lower'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvalloo Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmallock Parish}} |- |'''Ballina Upper'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvalloo Parish}}
{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmallock Parish}} |'''Ballina'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |- |'''Ballina'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoremoy Parish}} |'''Ballina'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |- |'''Ballina'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardcolm Parish}}
{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |'''Ballinabarny'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Knockrath Parish}} |- |'''Ballinaclogh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Rathlynin Parish}}
{{gray|Relickmurry and Athassel Parish}} |'''Ballinacoola'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshanbo Parish}} |- |'''Ballinacor'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Ballinacor Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride (Arklow) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Ballinacor South) Parish}} |'''Ballinacur'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardamine Parish}}
{{gray|Liskinfere Parish}} |- |'''Ballinacurra (Bowman)'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |'''Ballinacurra (Weston)'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |- |'''Ballinagee'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Boystown Parish}}
{{gray|Powerscourt Parish}} |'''Ballinahinch'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Calary Parish}}
{{gray|Killiskey Parish}} |- |'''Ballinakill'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardamine Parish}}
{{gray|Ballycanew Parish}} |'''Ballinakill'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballinakill Townland, Kilbride (Arklow) Parish, County Wicklow|Kilbride (Arklow) Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballinakill Townland, Kilcommon (Arklow, Newcastle) Parish, County Wicklow|Kilcommon (Arklow, Newcastle) Parish]] |- |'''Ballinaltig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyclogh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshanahan Parish}} |'''Ballinamona'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Horeabbey Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeary Parish}}
{{gray|Oughterleague Parish}} |- |'''Ballinamona'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballycanew Parish}}
{{gray|Toome Parish}} |'''Ballinapark'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballinapark Townland, Castlemacadam Parish, County Wicklow|Castlemacadam Parish]]
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |- |'''Ballinard'''
County Cork |{{gray|Desertserges Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinard Townland, Tullagh Parish, County Cork|Tullagh Parish]] |'''Ballinard'''
County Tipperary |[[:Category:Ballinard Townland, Cloneen Parish, County Tipperary|Cloneen Parish]]
{{gray|Rathlynin Parish}}
{{gray|Shronell Parish}} |- |'''Ballinarry'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballyculter Parish}}
{{gray|Saul Parish}} |'''Ballinasilloge'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Hacketstown Parish}} |- |'''Ballinaskea'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Ballinacor Parish}}
{{gray|Ennereilly Parish}} |'''Ballinastraw'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Castlemacadam Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Arklow, Newcastle) Parish}} |- |'''Ballinbeg'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aghada Parish}}
{{gray|Rostellan Parish}} |'''Ballinclare'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballycanew Parish}}
{{gray|Toome Parish}} |- |'''Ballinclea'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride (Arklow) Parish}} |'''Ballinclemesig'''
County Kerry |[[:Category:Ballinclemesig Townland, Ballyheige Parish, County Kerry|Ballyheige Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballinclemesig Townland, Killury Parish, County Kerry|Killury Parish]] |- |'''Ballincloghan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyboy Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |'''Ballincollig'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Ballincollig Townland, Carrigrohane Parish, County Cork|Carrigrohane Parish]]
{{gray|Kilnaglory Parish}} |- |'''Ballincor'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Colman Parish}}
{{gray|Lorrha Parish}} |'''Ballincrokig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Rathcooney Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Anne's Shandon Parish}} |- |'''Ballincur'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Kinnitty Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |'''Ballincurra'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Athlacca Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynamona Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbreedymajor Parish}} |- |'''Ballincurrig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Monanimy Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}}
{{gray|Templebodan Parish}}
{{gray|Titeskin Parish}} |'''Ballincurry'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Crohane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeary Parish}} |- |'''Ballindeasig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyfoyle Parish}}
{{gray|Nohaval Parish}} |'''Ballindeenisk'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilmonoge Parish}}
{{gray|Templeusque Parish}} |- |'''Ballinderry'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cummer Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}} |'''Ballinderry'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Ballinderry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcronaghan Parish}} |- |'''Ballinderry'''
County Meath |{{gray|Castlerickard Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcore Parish}} |'''Ballinderry'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardcrony Parish}}
{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Finoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}} |- |'''Ballinderry'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Mullingar Parish}} |'''Ballinduff'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoona Parish}} |- |'''Balline'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Athneasy Parish}}
{{gray|Emlygrennan Parish}} |'''Ballingarry'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilchreest Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconickny Parish}} |- |'''Ballinglanna North'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |'''Ballinglanna South'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |- |'''Ballinglanna'''
County Cork |{{gray|Caherlag Parish}}
{{gray|Templequinlan Parish}} |'''Ballinglanna'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dunquin Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinglanna Townland, Killury Parish, County Kerry|Killury Parish]] |- |'''Ballingowan'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Lisselton Parish}}
{{gray|Ratass Parish}} |'''Ballinguilly'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilnaglory Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinguilly Townland, Moviddy Parish, County Cork|Moviddy Parish]] |- |'''Ballinknockane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilgobban Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |'''Ballinlass'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Killian) Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killeroran Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlaw'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Kilcolumb Parish}}
{{gray|Rathpatrick Parish}} |'''Ballinlegane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardnageehy Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynoe Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlig'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Fuerty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeane Parish}} |'''Ballinlig'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Dromard Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmactranny Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlig'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletown Delvin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}} |'''Ballinlough'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlough'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}} |'''Ballinlough'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteale Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlough'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}}
{{gray|Mayo Parish}} |'''Ballinlough'''
County Meath |{{gray|Dunshaughlin Parish}}
{{gray|Moylagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlough'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Aghancon Parish}}
{{gray|Borrisnafarney Parish}}
{{gray|Ettagh Parish}} |'''Ballinlough'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Relickmurry and Athassel Parish}} |- |'''Ballinlough'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Bunown Parish}}
{{gray|Killua Parish}} |'''Ballinloughane'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmoylan Parish}} |- |'''Ballinooskny'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clonloghan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaleery Parish}} |'''Ballinoroher'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilnagross Parish}}
{{gray|Templequinlan Parish}} |- |'''Ballinphuill'''
County Galway |{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Ballinphuill'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Bekan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}} |- |'''Ballinphuill'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Boyle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |'''Ballinphull'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ahamlish Parish}}
{{gray|Dromard Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Killadoon Parish}}
{{gray|Templeboy Parish}} |- |'''Ballinphunta'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfintinan Parish}}
{{gray|Killinaboy Parish}} |'''Ballinra'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvalloo Parish}}
{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}} |- |'''Ballinran Upper'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}} |'''Ballinran'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}} |- |'''Ballinree'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Birr Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcullen Parish}} |'''Ballinree'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballymackey Parish}}
{{gray|Ballysheehan Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}} |- |'''Ballinrees'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Dunboe Parish}}
{{gray|Formoyle Parish}} |'''Ballinroad'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}} |- |'''Ballinrooaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Killoran Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |'''Ballinrooaun'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvalloo Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |- |'''Ballinrush'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinrush Townland, Kilworth Parish, County Cork|Kilworth Parish]] |'''Ballinscoola'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilcullane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcullane Parish}} |- |'''Ballintaggart'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballinvoher Parish}}
{{gray|Garfinny Parish}} |'''Ballintaggart'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ardea Parish}}
{{gray|Kyle Parish}} |- |'''Ballintemple'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Ballintemple Townland, Ballymyre Parish, County Armagh|Ballymyre Parish]]
{{gray|Killevy Parish}} |'''Ballintemple'''
County Cork |{{gray|Inchinabacky Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}}
{{gray|Templeomalus Parish}} |- |'''Ballintemple'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballintemple Townland, Templeharry Parish, County Offaly|Templeharry Parish]] |'''Ballintemple'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcool Parish}} |- |'''Ballinteskin'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Calary Parish}}
{{gray|Glenealy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacanoge Parish}} |'''Ballintlea'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmon Parish}} |- |'''Ballintleva'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Killosolan Parish}}
{{gray|Killower Parish}} |'''Ballintleva'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmaclasser Parish}}
{{gray|Mayo Parish}} |- |'''Ballintober'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymartle Parish}}
{{gray|Castlemagner Parish}} |'''Ballintober'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cummer Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}} |- |'''Ballintober'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfian Parish}} |'''Ballintogher'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballykean Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |- |'''Ballintogher'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Graystown Parish}}
{{gray|Killenaule Parish}} |'''Ballintra'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Ballintra Townland, Drumhome Parish, County Donegal|Drumhome Parish]]
{{gray|Templecrone Parish}} |- |'''Ballintrane'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Fennagh Parish}}
{{gray|Templepeter Parish}} |'''Ballintur'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}} |- |'''Ballinturly'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cloonygormican Parish}}
{{gray|Fuerty Parish}} |'''Ballinure'''
County Cork |{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}} |- |'''Ballinure'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Clashmore Parish}}
{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}} |'''Ballinvally Lower'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Killahurler Parish}}
{{gray|Redcross Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvally Upper'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Killahurler Parish}}
{{gray|Redcross Parish}} |'''Ballinvally'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballon Parish}}
{{gray|Barragh Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvally'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Cloonoghil Parish}}
{{gray|Killoran Parish}} |'''Ballinvally'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Monamolin Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvard'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clontead Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen (Carbery East, Ibane and Barryroe) Parish}} |'''Ballinvarrig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Tracton Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvella'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilmacleague Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |'''Ballinvilla'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvine Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvira'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Croagh Parish}} |'''Ballinvoher'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Castletownroche Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinvoher Townland, Kilworth Parish, County Cork|Kilworth Parish]] |- |'''Ballinvoher'''
County Galway |{{gray|Donaghpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |'''Ballinvoher'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ardfert Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltomy Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvoher'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Estersnow Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}} |'''Ballinvoher'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Toomour Parish}} |- |'''Ballinvreena'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballingarry (Coshlea) Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballinvreena Townland, Emlygrennan Parish, County Limerick|Emlygrennan Parish]] |'''Ballinvulla'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Clonagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbradran Parish}} |- |'''Ballinwillin'''
County Cork |{{gray|Brigown Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Kinure Parish}}
{{gray|Kinure Parish}} |'''Ballisnahyny'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmainebeg Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}} |- |'''Balloo'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Grange of Muckamore Parish}}
[[:Category:Balloo Townland, Island Magee Parish, County Antrim|Island Magee Parish]] |'''Balloo'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
{{gray|Killinchy Parish}} |- |'''Balloor'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}} |'''Ballyadam'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}} |- |'''Ballyadam'''
County Limerick |[[:Category:Ballyadam Townland, Caherconlish Parish, County Limerick|Caherconlish Parish]]
{{gray|Nantinan Parish}} |'''Ballyalton'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballee Parish}}
{{gray|Comber Parish}}
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}} |- |'''Ballyard'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Ballyard Townland, Britway Parish, County Cork|Britway Parish]]
{{gray|Clonmult Parish}} |'''Ballyargadaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}} |- |'''Ballyartan'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Coleraine Parish}}
{{gray|Cumber Upper Parish}} |'''Ballyartella'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dromineer Parish}}
{{gray|Monsea Parish}} |- |'''Ballyarthur'''
County Cork |{{gray|Fermoy Parish}}
{{gray|Marshalstown Parish}} |'''Ballybackagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Athenry Parish}} |- |'''Ballybane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmahon Parish}} |'''Ballybane'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Corcomohide Parish}}
{{gray|Tullabracky Parish}} |- |'''Ballybanoge'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Edermine Parish}}
{{gray|Toome Parish}} |'''Ballybaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeyknockmoy Parish}}
{{gray|Ahascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconickny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoona Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}}
{{gray|Killian Parish}}
{{gray|Killogilleen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduagh Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |- |'''Ballybaun'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killisk Parish}}
{{gray|Templeludigan Parish}} |'''Ballybeen'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballybeen Townland, Comber Parish, County Down|Comber Parish]]
{{gray|Dundonald Parish}} |- |'''Ballybeg'''
County Cork |{{gray|Brigown Parish}}
{{gray|Buttevant Parish}}
{{gray|Glanworth Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrittain Parish}} |'''Ballybeg'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballymacelligott Parish}}
{{gray|Dingle Parish}}
{{gray|Killeentierna Parish}}
{{gray|Ventry Parish}} |- |'''Ballybeg'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Dromkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Oola Parish}}
{{gray|Uregare Parish}} |'''Ballybeg'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynahaglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Rathreagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballybeg'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Croghan Parish}}
{{gray|Ettagh Parish}} |'''Ballybeg'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Easky Parish}}
{{gray|Killaspugbrone Parish}} |- |'''Ballybeg'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmucklin Parish}}
{{gray|Newchapel Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghmelan Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |'''Ballybeg'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Faughalstown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}} |- |'''Ballybeg'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyhuskard Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Ferns Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmon Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurchglynn Parish}} |'''Ballybeg'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Kilcommon (Ballinacor South) Parish}}
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |- |'''Ballybin'''
County Meath |{{gray|Cookstown Parish}}
{{gray|Ratoath Parish}} |'''Ballyblack'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballyphilip Parish}}
{{gray|Grey Abbey Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyblack Townland, Newtownards Parish, County Down|Newtownards Parish]] |- |'''Ballyboe'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Allsaints Parish}}
{{gray|Clondahorky Parish}}
{{gray|Convoy Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyboe Townland, Leck Parish, County Donegal|Leck Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballyboe Townland, Raymoghy Parish, County Donegal|Raymoghy Parish]]
{{gray|Raymunterdoney Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyboe Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]]
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |'''Ballyboggan'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ahascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}} |- |'''Ballybogy'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Dunaghy Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballybogy Townland, Dunluce Parish, County Antrim|Dunluce Parish]] |'''Ballyboher'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Ishartmon Parish}} |- |'''Ballyboley'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballyboley Townland, Ballycor Parish, County Antrim|Ballycor Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballyboley Townland, Larne Parish, County Antrim|Larne Parish]] |'''Ballybollen'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballybollen Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballybollen Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Drummaul Parish]] |- |'''Ballybought'''
County Kildare |[[:Category:Ballybought Townland, Ballybought Parish, County Kildare|Ballybought Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballybought Townland, Ballymore Eustace Parish, County Kildare|Ballymore Eustace Parish]]
{{gray|St. Johns Parish}} |'''Ballyboy'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyboy Townland, Beagh Parish, County Galway|Beagh Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbennan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyboy'''
County Meath |{{gray|Athboy Parish}}
{{gray|Rathmore Parish}} |'''Ballyboy'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyboy Parish}}
{{gray|Reynagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballyboy'''
County Wexford |[[:Category:Ballyboy Townland, Ballycarney Parish, County Wexford|Ballycarney Parish]]
{{gray|Ballymore Parish}} |'''Ballybrack'''
County Cork |{{gray|Caherduggan Parish}}
{{gray|Carrigaline Parish}}
{{gray|Dunbulloge Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |- |'''Ballybrack'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Kilgobbin Parish}}
{{gray|Killiney Parish}} |'''Ballybrack'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnanare Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |- |'''Ballybrack'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Clonshanbo Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpatrick Parish}} |'''Ballybrack'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilcockan Parish}}
{{gray|Rossmire Parish}} |- |'''Ballybracken'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballybracken Townland, Ballynure Parish, County Antrim|Ballynure Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}} |'''Ballybraher'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyoughtera Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmahon Parish}} |- |'''Ballybricken East'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Caherelly Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Saint Lawrence Parish}} |'''Ballybroder'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilmeen Parish}}
{{gray|Loughrea Parish}} |- |'''Ballybroder'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Durrow Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}} |'''Ballybrolly'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Ballybrolly Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Eglish Parish]]
{{gray|Lisnadill Parish}} |- |'''Ballybrown'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Clonelty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkeale Parish}} |'''Ballycahill'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballycahill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore (Ormond Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Templemore Parish}} |- |'''Ballycam'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballyphilip Parish}}
{{gray|Bright Parish}} |'''Ballycarroll'''
County Laois |{{gray|Kilteale Parish}}
{{gray|Lea Parish}} |- |'''Ballycarton'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghanloo Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |'''Ballycatteen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Rathclarin Parish}}
{{gray|Templetrine Parish}} |- |'''Ballychristal'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballykean Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |'''Ballyclare'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballyclare Townland, Ballynure Parish, County Antrim|Ballynure Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballyclare Townland, Grange of Doagh Parish, County Antrim|Grange of Doagh Parish]] |- |'''Ballyclare'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ballymacormick Parish}}
{{gray|Killashee Parish}} |'''Ballyclogh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyclogh Parish}}
{{gray|Glanworth Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Kinatalloon) Parish}} |- |'''Ballyclogh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Knocknagaul Parish}}
{{gray|Lismakeery Parish}} |'''Ballycloghan'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Duneane Parish}}
{{gray|Skerry Parish}} |- |'''Ballycloghan'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballycloghan Townland, Holywood Parish, County Down|Holywood Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballycloghan Townland, Killinchy Parish, County Down|Killinchy Parish]] |'''Ballyclosh'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballyclosh Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballyclosh Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |- |'''Ballycolgan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Monasteroris Parish}} |'''Ballycolla'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghaboe Parish}}
{{gray|Killermogh Parish}} |- |'''Ballycollin'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Eglish Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |'''Ballyconlore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Inch (Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcavan (Ballaghkeen N., Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnenor Parish}} |- |'''Ballyconnelly'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballyconnelly Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballyconnelly Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |'''Ballyconnelly'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Leck Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyconnelly Townland, Tullyfern Parish, County Donegal|Tullyfern Parish]] |- |'''Ballyconry'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcreehy Parish}} |'''Ballycormick'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Lorum Parish}}
{{gray|Sliguff Parish}} |- |'''Ballycraigy'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Antrim Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballycraigy Townland, Carnmoney Parish, County Antrim|Carnmoney Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballycraigy Townland, Larne Parish, County Antrim|Larne Parish]] |'''Ballycrenane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcredan Parish}} |- |'''Ballycrenode'''
County Tipperary |[[:Category:Ballycrenode Townland, Ballynaclogh Parish, County Tipperary|Ballynaclogh Parish]]
{{gray|Kilkeary Parish}} |'''Ballycross'''
County Down |{{gray|Donaghadee Parish}}
{{gray|Magherally Parish}} |- |'''Ballycullane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballinvoher Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |'''Ballycullane'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Glenogra Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbreedymajor Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's and Saint Paul's Parish}} |- |'''Ballycullane'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgormuck Parish}} |'''Ballycurreen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}} |- |'''Ballydaheen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clonpriest Parish}}
{{gray|Shandrum Parish}}
{{gray|Wallstown Parish}} |'''Ballydaniel'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacdonogh Parish}} |- |'''Ballydavid'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilvemnon Parish}}
{{gray|Templeneiry Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |'''Ballydaw'''
County Cork |{{gray|Britway Parish}}
{{gray|Knockmourne Parish}} |- |'''Ballydawmore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Clone Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshannon Parish}} |'''Ballyderown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Leitrim Parish}} |- |'''Ballydine'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilsheelan Parish}} |'''Ballydollaghan'''
County Down |{{gray|Drumbo Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbreda Parish}} |- |'''Ballydonagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kiltormer Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |'''Ballydonarea'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Kilcoole Parish}}
{{gray|Newcastle Lower Parish}} |- |'''Ballydonnell'''
County Kilkenny |[[:Category:Ballydonnell Townland, Ballylinch Parish, County Kilkenny|Ballylinch Parish]]
{{gray|Erke Parish}} |'''Ballydonnelly'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballydonnelly Townland, Duneane Parish, County Antrim|Duneane Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballydonnelly Townland, Rasharkin Parish, County Antrim|Rasharkin Parish]] |- |'''Ballydonohoe'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilmaley Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoon Parish}} |'''Ballydonohoe'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilfergus Parish}}
{{gray|Kilflyn Parish}} |- |'''Ballydoogan'''
County Galway |{{gray|Fohanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen Parish}} |'''Ballydoole'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ardcanny Parish}}
{{gray|Chapelrussell Parish}} |- |'''Ballydorn'''
County Down |{{gray|Killinchy Parish}}
{{gray|Killinchy Parish}} |'''Ballydowling'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Dunganstown Parish}}
{{gray|Glenealy Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdrum Parish}} |- |'''Ballydrinan'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dromineer Parish}}
{{gray|Monsea Parish}}
{{gray|Tubbrid Parish}} |'''Ballyduff'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyduff Townland, Monanimy Parish, County Cork|Monanimy Parish]] |- |'''Ballyduff'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballyduff Parish}}
{{gray|Castleisland Parish}} |'''Ballyduff'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Graiguenamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Inistioge Parish}} |- |'''Ballyduff'''
County Laois |{{gray|Curraclone Parish}}
{{gray|Kyle Parish}}
{{gray|Moyanna Parish}} |'''Ballyduff'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Clonmacnoise Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride (Ballycowan) Parish}}
{{gray|Roscrea Parish}} |- |'''Ballyduff'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |'''Ballyduff'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballycanew Parish}}
{{gray|Ballycarney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcomb Parish}}
{{gray|Killincooly Parish}}
{{gray|Monamolin Parish}} |- |'''Ballyduffbeg'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Toome Parish}} |'''Ballydugan'''
County Down |{{gray|Down Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballydugan Townland, Tullylish Parish, County Down|Tullylish Parish]] |- |'''Ballyduvane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilgarriff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerranmore Parish}} |'''Ballyea'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Ballyea Townland, Killone Parish, County Clare|Killone Parish]]
{{gray|Kilmacrehy Parish}} |- |'''Ballyea'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Croagh Parish}}
{{gray|Fedamore Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkeale Parish}} |'''Ballyea'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dorrha Parish}}
{{gray|Tubbrid Parish}} |- |'''Ballyeden'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Rossdroit Parish}}
{{gray|Toome Parish}} |'''Ballyedward'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballyedward Townland, Glynn Parish, County Antrim|Glynn Parish]]
{{gray|Kilwaughter Parish}} |- |'''Ballyegan'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Galey Parish}}
{{gray|Nohaval Parish}} |'''Ballyeighter'''
County Galway |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeacanty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteskill Parish}} |- |'''Ballyeightragh'''
County Kerry |[[:Category:Ballyeightragh Townland, Dingle Parish, County Kerry|Dingle Parish]]
{{gray|Kildrum Parish}} |'''Ballyellis'''
County Cork |{{gray|Doneraile Parish}}
{{gray|Mallow Parish}}
{{gray|Templeroan Parish}}
{{gray|Wallstown Parish}} |- |'''Ballyerk'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Moyne Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |'''Ballyfad'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Inch (Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnenor Parish}} |- |'''Ballyfarnoge'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballybrazil Parish}}
{{gray|Killisk Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |'''Ballyfauskeen'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballylanders Parish}}
{{gray|Galbally Parish}} |- |'''Ballyfeanan or Ballywhinnin'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballyellin Parish}}
{{gray|Clonygoose Parish}} |'''Ballyfeeny'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Bumlin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}} |- |'''Ballyforlea'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Derryloran Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyforlea Townland, Lissan Parish, County Londonderry|Lissan Parish]] |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names that start with '''Ballyg''' and end with names beginning with '''Ballyo''' inclusive. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Ballygaddy'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Seirkieran Parish}} |'''Ballygall'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Finglas Parish}}
{{gray|Glasnevin Parish}} |- |'''Ballygannon'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Kilcoole Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdrum Parish}} |'''Ballygarran'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ballylaneen Parish}}
{{gray|Islandikane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacleague Parish}} |- |'''Ballygarrane'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilmore (Kilnamanagh Lower) Parish}}
{{gray|Tubbrid Parish}} |'''Ballygarraun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Isertkelly Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}} |- |'''Ballygarret'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Duagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfeighny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgobban Parish}} |'''Ballygarrett'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Tintern Parish}} |- |'''Ballygarry'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballyovey Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |'''Ballygeale'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Adare Parish}}
{{gray|Killonahan Parish}} |- |'''Ballygibbon'''
County Cork |{{gray|Garrycloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Imokilly) Parish}} |'''Ballygiblin'''
County Cork |{{gray|Brigown Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballygiblin Townland, Castlemagner Parish, County Cork|Castlemagner Parish]] |- |'''Ballygilbert'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
{{gray|Bright Parish}} |'''Ballyglasheen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilfeakle Parish}}
{{gray|Kilsheelan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyglass Lower'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonpet Parish}}
{{gray|Cordangan Parish}} |'''Ballyglass Upper'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonpet Parish}}
{{gray|Cordangan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyglass West'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcroan Parish}} |'''Ballyglass'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clonrush Parish}}
{{gray|Doora Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patrick's Parish}} |- |'''Ballyglass'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ahascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Clonkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |'''Ballyglass'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyglass Townland, Ballinchalla Parish, County Mayo|Ballinchalla Parish]]
{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Doonfeeny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaclasser Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmovee Parish}}
{{gray|Moygawnagh Parish}}
{{gray|Touaghty Parish}} |- |'''Ballyglass'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Baslick Parish}}
{{gray|Cloontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Dysart Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyglass Townland, Killukin (Roscommon) Parish, County Roscommon|Killukin (Roscommon) Parish]]
{{gray|Rahara Parish}} |'''Ballyglass'''
County Sligo |[[:Category:Ballyglass Townland, Achonry Parish, County Sligo|Achonry Parish]]
{{gray|Calry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacshalgan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyglass'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Mullingar Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconrath Parish}} |'''Ballyglooneen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killererin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}} |- |'''Ballygonny Beg'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Ballygonny Beg Townland, Arboe Parish, County Londonderry|Arboe Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballygonny Beg Townland, Tamlaght Parish, County Londonderry|Tamlaght Parish]] |'''Ballygonny More'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Ballygonny More Townland, Arboe Parish, County Londonderry|Arboe Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballygonny More Townland, Tamlaght Parish, County Londonderry|Tamlaght Parish]] |- |'''Ballygorteen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonbullogue Parish}}
{{gray|Corbally Parish}} |'''Ballygow'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Bannow Parish}}
{{gray|Saint James and Dunbrody Parish}} |- |'''Ballygowan'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballygowan Townland, Ballynure Parish, County Antrim|Ballynure Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballygowan Townland, Donegore Parish, County Antrim|Donegore Parish]]
{{gray|Raloo Parish}} |'''Ballygowan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Cloydagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tullowcreen Parish}} |- |'''Ballygowan'''
County Down |{{gray|Aghaderg Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballygowan Townland, Comber Parish, County Down|Comber Parish]]
{{gray|Drumbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballygowan Townland, Killinchy Parish, County Down|Killinchy Parish]]
{{gray|Moira Parish}} |'''Ballygowan'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Rathreagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballygowney'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Coolcashin Parish}}
{{gray|Sheffin Parish}} |'''Ballygraffan'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilmood Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Andrews Parish}} |- |'''Ballygrainey'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
{{gray|Holywood Parish}} |'''Ballygrennan'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballingarry (Connello Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Croom Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbreedymajor Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Munchin's Parish}}
{{gray|Uregare Parish}} |- |'''Ballygriffin'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballygriffin Parish}}
{{gray|Relickmurry and Athassel Parish}} |'''Ballygullen'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Liskinfere Parish}} |- |'''Ballygurk'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Ballygurk Townland, Artrea Parish, County Londonderry|Artrea Parish]]
{{gray|Tamlaght Parish}} |'''Ballyguy'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Abington Parish}}
{{gray|Clonkeen Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhack'''
County Meath |{{gray|Kilmoon Parish}}
{{gray|Ratoath Parish}} |'''Ballyhane'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Affane Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhara'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Drumkay Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyhara Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Dunganstown Parish]] |'''Ballyheeny'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Clashmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kinsalebeg Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhenebery'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Owning Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |'''Ballyheyland'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolmanbane Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhimikin'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Monsea Parish}}
{{gray|Newchapel Parish}} |'''Ballyhimmin'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Killahy (Knocktopher) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacar Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhindon'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |'''Ballyhogan'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Burgesbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Knigh Parish}} |- |'''Ballyhonock'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ightermurragh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacdonogh Parish}} |'''Ballyhowne'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballylinny Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyhowne Townland, Carnmoney Parish, County Antrim|Carnmoney Parish]] |- |'''Ballyhubbock'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilmuckridge Parish}}
{{gray|Meelnagh Parish}} |'''Ballykealey'''
County Carlow |[[:Category:Ballykealey Townland, Ballyellin Parish, County Carlow|Ballyellin Parish]]
{{gray|Fennagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kellistown Parish}} |- |'''Ballykealy'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghmacart Parish}}
{{gray|Aharney Parish}} |'''Ballykeefe'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Kilmanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghanbrogue Parish}} |- |'''Ballykeel'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Aghagallon Parish, County Antrim|Aghagallon Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Ballyclug Parish, County Antrim|Ballyclug Parish]]
{{gray|Dunluce Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Island Magee Parish, County Antrim|Island Magee Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Kilwaughter Parish, County Antrim|Kilwaughter Parish]] |'''Ballykeel'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonduff Parish}}
{{gray|Comber Parish}}
{{gray|Down Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Dromore Parish, County Down|Dromore Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballykeel Townland, Drumgath Parish, County Down|Drumgath Parish]]
{{gray|Holywood Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmood Parish}}
{{gray|Magheralin Parish}}
{{gray|Seapatrick Parish}} |- |'''Ballykeel'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clogherny Parish}} |'''Ballykeenan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Barragh Parish}}
{{gray|Ullard Parish}} |- |'''Ballykelly'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballysheehan Parish}}
{{gray|Bourney Parish}} |'''Ballykelly'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballybrazil Parish}}
{{gray|Killiane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmallock Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Ballykennedy'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballykennedy Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
{{gray|Killead Parish}} |'''Ballykenny'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonca Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Ballykeoghan'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dunkitt Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfane Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}} |'''Ballykillaboy'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dunkitt Parish}}
{{gray|Gaulskill Parish}} |- |'''Ballykilleen'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ardnurcher or Horseleap Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurryely Parish}} |'''Ballykilmurry'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrossanty Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgenan or Grange Parish}} |- |'''Ballyknock'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynoe Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Imokilly) Parish}}
{{gray|Trabolgan Parish}} |'''Ballyknock'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteskill Parish}} |- |'''Ballyknock'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Doonfeeny Parish}} |'''Ballyknock'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Drumcannon Parish}}
{{gray|Mothel Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |- |'''Ballyknockan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Fennagh Parish}}
{{gray|Wells Parish}} |'''Ballyknockan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ettagh Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |- |'''Ballyknockan'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrane Parish}}
{{gray|Rossdroit Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Margaret's (Forth) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |'''Ballyknockan'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballyknockan Townland, Boystown Parish, County Wicklow|Boystown Parish]]
{{gray|Kiltegan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyknockane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Mogeely (Kinatalloon) Parish}}
{{gray|Mourneabbey Parish}} |'''Ballyknockane'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballymackey Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyknockane Townland, Temple-etney Parish, County Tipperary|Temple-etney Parish]]
{{gray|Templetouhy Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghorton Parish}} |- |'''Ballylahiff'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Newcastle Parish}}
{{gray|Oola Parish}} |'''Ballylast'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |- |'''Ballylawn'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Ballylawn Townland, Moville Upper Parish, County Donegal|Moville Upper Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballylawn Townland, Raymoghy Parish, County Donegal|Raymoghy Parish]] |'''Ballyleary'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Clonmel Parish}} |- |'''Ballylee'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltartan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |'''Ballylesson'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballylesson Townland, Ballyclug Parish, County Antrim|Ballyclug Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballylesson Townland, Glynn Parish, County Antrim|Glynn Parish]] |- |'''Ballylig'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballylig Townland, Glynn Parish, County Antrim|Glynn Parish]]
{{gray|Killagan Parish}}
{{gray|Ramoan Parish}}
{{gray|Skerry Parish}} |'''Ballylimp'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballylimp Townland, Ballywalter Parish, County Down|Ballywalter Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballylimp Townland, Inishargy Parish, County Down|Inishargy Parish]] |- |'''Ballylin'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Croagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbradran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Rathronan Parish}} |'''Ballyline'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilraghtis Parish}} |- |'''Ballylinny'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballylinny Townland, Ballylinny Parish, County Antrim|Ballylinny Parish]]
{{gray|Billy Parish}} |'''Ballylintagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Macosquin Parish}} |- |'''Ballylonnan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyboy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurryely Parish}} |'''Ballylopen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardskeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Ardskeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane (Fermoy) Parish}} |- |'''Ballylough'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballylough Townland, Billy Parish, County Antrim|Billy Parish]]
{{gray|Kilraghts Parish}} |'''Ballylough'''
County Down |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmegan Parish}}
{{gray|Seapatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Tullylish Parish}} |- |'''Ballylurgan'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballylurgan Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Drummaul Parish]]
{{gray|Duneane Parish}} |'''Ballylusk'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardamine Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshanbo Parish}} |- |'''Ballylusk'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballylusk Townland, Knockrath Parish, County Wicklow|Knockrath Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballylusk Townland, Rathnew Parish, County Wicklow|Rathnew Parish]] |'''Ballylusky'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Croom Parish}}
{{gray|Killonahan Parish}} |- |'''Ballylusky'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardcrony Parish}}
{{gray|Magowry Parish}} |'''Ballymacaula'''
County Clare |{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaley Parish}} |- |'''Ballymacbrennan'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballymacbrennan Townland, Drumbeg Parish, County Down|Drumbeg Parish]]
{{gray|Magheralin Parish}} |'''Ballymacky'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilcavan (Ballaghkeen N., Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgorman Parish}} |- |'''Ballymaconaghy'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonallan Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbreda Parish}} |'''Ballymacormick'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballymacormick Townland, Dromore Parish, County Down|Dromore Parish]] |- |'''Ballymacredmond'''
County Cork |{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}} |'''Ballymacredmond'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynahaglish Parish}} |- |'''Ballymacrevan'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballinderry Parish}}
{{gray|Camlin Parish}} |'''Ballymacrory'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Anhid Parish}}
{{gray|Croom Parish}} |- |'''Ballymacrossan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballykean Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |'''Ballymad'''
County Meath |{{gray|Colp Parish}}
{{gray|Julianstown Parish}} |- |'''Ballymaddock'''
County Laois |[[:Category:Ballymaddock Townland, Abbeyleix Parish, County Laois|Abbeyleix Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballymaddock Townland, Kilteale Parish, County Laois|Kilteale Parish]] |'''Ballymagaraghy'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Culdaff Parish}}
{{gray|Moville Lower Parish}} |- |'''Ballymagarry'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Dunluce Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |'''Ballymaghroe'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Hacketstown Parish}}
{{gray|Killiskey Parish}}
{{gray|Moyne Parish}} |- |'''Ballymagillin'''
County Meath |{{gray|Dunboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Moyglare Parish}} |'''Ballymagreehan'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballymagreehan Townland, Drumgooland Parish, County Down|Drumgooland Parish]]
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}} |- |'''Ballymahon'''
County Longford |{{gray|Noughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}} |'''Ballymanagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Killogilleen Parish}} |- |'''Ballymartin'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dungourney Parish}}
{{gray|Grenagh Parish}} |'''Ballymartin'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Tullynakill Parish}} |- |'''Ballymartin'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Listerlin Parish}} |'''Ballymartin'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}}
{{gray|Monasteranenagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballymenagh'''
County Down |{{gray|Dunsfort Parish}}
{{gray|Holywood Parish}} |'''Ballymenagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Desertoghill Parish}} |- |'''Ballymenagh'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Ballymenagh Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
{{gray|Tullyniskan Parish}} |'''Ballymogue'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballon Parish}}
{{gray|Templepeter Parish}} |- |'''Ballymoneen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killogilleen Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |'''Ballymoneen'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Castlemacadam Parish}}
{{gray|Killiskey Parish}} |- |'''Ballymoney'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballymoney Townland, Island Magee Parish, County Antrim|Island Magee Parish]]
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |'''Ballymoney'''
County Down |{{gray|Donaghadee Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoo Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballymoney Townland, Magherally Parish, County Down|Magherally Parish]]
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}}
{{gray|Seapatrick Parish}} |- |'''Ballymoney'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghanloo Parish}}
{{gray|Bovevagh Parish}}
{{gray|Dunboe Parish}} |'''Ballymoney'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Ballykine Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballymoney Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Dunganstown Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbride (Arklow) Parish}} |- |'''Ballymongaun'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Cloncrew Parish}}
{{gray|Dromcolliher Parish}} |'''Ballymoran'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Monasteroris Parish}} |- |'''Ballymore'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilbrittain Parish}}
{{gray|Templerobin Parish}} |'''Ballymore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killeenavarra Parish}}
{{gray|Killora Parish}} |- |'''Ballymore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |'''Ballymorris'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Killardry Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghmelan Parish}} |- |'''Ballymorris'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyhoge Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}} |'''Ballymorrisheen'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Nantinan Parish}} |- |'''Ballymountain'''
County Cork |{{gray|Inishannon Parish}}
{{gray|Knockavilly Parish}} |'''Ballymullan'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
{{gray|Blaris Parish}} |- |'''Ballymullen'''
County Kerry |{{gray|O'Brennan Parish}}
{{gray|Ratass Parish}} |'''Ballymully'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Balteagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballymully Townland, Desertlyn Parish, County Londonderry|Desertlyn Parish]] |- |'''Ballymurphy'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Saint Mullin's Parish}}
{{gray|Tullowphelim Parish}} |'''Ballymurphy'''
County Down |{{gray|Annahilt Parish}}
{{gray|Ardquin Parish}}
{{gray|Grey Abbey Parish}} |- |'''Ballymurragh'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killincooly Parish}}
{{gray|Kilscoran Parish}} |'''Ballymurray'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Elphin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeane Parish}} |- |'''Ballymurry'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyhuskard Parish}}
{{gray|Tacumshin Parish}} |'''Ballynaboley'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}}
{{gray|Ullid Parish}} |- |'''Ballynabucky'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killeely Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |'''Ballynacarrick'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Drumhome Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}} |- |'''Ballynacarriga'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Killeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}}
{{gray|Youghal Parish}} |'''Ballynacarriga'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaclasser Parish}} |- |'''Ballynacarrow'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilmacnevan Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconrath Parish}} |'''Ballynacloy'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}} |- |'''Ballynacourty'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Darragh Parish}}
{{gray|Iveruss Parish}}
{{gray|Stradbally Parish}} |'''Ballynacourty'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynacourty Townland, Dungarvan Parish, County Waterford|Dungarvan Parish]]
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Ballynacragga'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killadysert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnasoolagh Parish}} |'''Ballynacraig'''
County Down |{{gray|Inch Parish}}
{{gray|Newry Parish}} |- |'''Ballynacubby'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kinsale Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}} |'''Ballynafearagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}} |- |'''Ballynafid'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Leny Parish}}
{{gray|Portnashangan Parish}} |'''Ballynafie'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballynafie Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynafie Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |- |'''Ballynafoy'''
County Down |{{gray|Annaclone Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbreda Parish}} |'''Ballynafunshin'''
County Laois |{{gray|Attanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rosconnell Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagall'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcumny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Lickbla Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconnell Parish}} |'''Ballynagally'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Aglishcormick Parish}}
{{gray|Grean Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagard'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathlin Island Parish}} |'''Ballynagarde'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Caheravally Parish}}
{{gray|Cahernarry Parish}}
{{gray|Fedamore Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagarrick'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballynagarrick Townland, Ballyculter Parish, County Down|Ballyculter Parish]]
{{gray|Drumbo Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynagarrick Townland, Saul Parish, County Down|Saul Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynagarrick Townland, Tullylish Parish, County Down|Tullylish Parish]] |'''Ballynagaul'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dungourney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane (Barrymore) Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagleragh'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Modelligo Parish}} |'''Ballynaglogh'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardcandrisk Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyconnick Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyvaldon Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Killila Parish}} |'''Ballynagowan'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Killeenagarriff Parish}}
{{gray|Stradbally Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagran'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilchreest Parish}}
{{gray|Killeeneen Parish}} |'''Ballynagran'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballynagran Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Dunganstown Parish]]
{{gray|Glenealy Parish}} |- |'''Ballynagrana'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Emly Parish}} |'''Ballynahask'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvaldon Parish}}
{{gray|Killincooly Parish}} |- |'''Ballynahina'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcully Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcormack Parish}} |'''Ballynahinch'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Ormond Lower) Parish}}
{{gray|Ballygriffin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcomenty Parish}} |- |'''Ballynahow'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Cloghane Parish}}
{{gray|Dunquin Parish}}
{{gray|Killemlagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |'''Ballynahow'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballycahill Parish}}
{{gray|Bruis Parish}}
{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}} |- |'''Ballynahown'''
County Galway |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Lickerrig Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |'''Ballynahown'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballingaddy Parish}}
{{gray|Croom Parish}}
{{gray|Monagay Parish}} |- |'''Ballynahowna'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Killian) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbegnet Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |'''Ballynakill'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Dunleckny Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakill'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballymoe) Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynakill Townland, Clonfert Parish, County Galway|Clonfert Parish]] |'''Ballynakill'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ballynadrumny Parish}}
{{gray|Cloncurry (Ikeathy and Oughterany) Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakill'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Graiguenamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinan Parish}} |'''Ballynakill'''
County Laois |{{gray|Killabban Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanman Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdowney Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakill'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ballyboggan Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcore Parish}} |'''Ballynakill'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Cullenwaine Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakill'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgobnet Parish}} |'''Ballynakill'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkenny West Parish}}
{{gray|Multyfarnham Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakill'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Monart Parish}} |'''Ballynakilla'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Ballynakilla Townland, Ballycurrany Parish, County Cork|Ballycurrany Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynakilla Townland, Gortroe Parish, County Cork|Gortroe Parish]]
{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballynakilla'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeyknockmoy Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}} |'''Ballynakilly'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynakilly Townland, Inch Parish, County Donegal|Inch Parish]] |- |'''Ballynakilly'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dromod Parish}}
{{gray|Glanbehy Parish}} |'''Ballynakilly'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Desertcreat Parish}}
{{gray|Killyman Parish}} |- |'''Ballynalackan'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killilagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacrehy Parish}} |'''Ballynalargy'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Magheragall Parish}}
{{gray|Magheramesk Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamaddree'''
County Cork |{{gray|Rathcooney Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |'''Ballynaman'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteevoge Parish}} |- |'''Ballynametagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigaline Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Imokilly) Parish}} |'''Ballynamona Beg'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Killisk Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamona'''
County Cork |{{gray|Brigown Parish}}
{{gray|Castlemagner Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynamona Townland, Clondulane Parish, County Cork|Clondulane Parish]]
{{gray|Dunderrow Parish}}
{{gray|Glanworth Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmahon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmahon Parish}}
{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Mourneabbey Parish}}
{{gray|Templeroan Parish}} |'''Ballynamona'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeyknockmoy Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Duniry Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamona'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Blackrath Parish}}
{{gray|Clara Parish}}
{{gray|Dunkitt Parish}}
{{gray|Jerpointchurch Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolumb Parish}} |'''Ballynamona'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballynamona Parish}}
{{gray|Galbally Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}}
{{gray|Uregare Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamona'''
County Meath |{{gray|Dulane Parish}}
{{gray|Galtrim Parish}}
{{gray|Loughcrew Parish}} |'''Ballynamona'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyburly Parish}}
{{gray|Durrow Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamona'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Caher Parish}}
{{gray|Finnoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Molough Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |'''Ballynamona'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killoteran Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamona'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyvaldon Parish}}
{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Clongeen Parish}}
{{gray|Killincooly Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmokea Parish}} |'''Ballynamony'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamuddagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Killathy Parish}}
{{gray|Leitrim Parish}} |'''Ballynamuddagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Donanaghta Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}} |- |'''Ballynamuddagh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Clonagh Parish}}
{{gray|Dromin Parish}}
{{gray|Galbally Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfergus Parish}} |'''Ballynanelagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane (Barrymore) Parish}} |- |'''Ballynanny'''
County Down |{{gray|Annaclone Parish}}
{{gray|Clonduff Parish}} |'''Ballynaraha'''
County Cork |{{gray|Garrycloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Glanworth Parish}} |- |'''Ballynaskeagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletown Delvin Parish}}
{{gray|Killagh Parish}} |'''Ballynasollus'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Bodoney Upper Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballynasollus Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynasollus Townland, Kildress Parish, County Tyrone|Kildress Parish]] |- |'''Ballynasrah'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride (Ballycowan) Parish}}
{{gray|Lusmagh Parish}} |'''Ballynastaig'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killeely Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballynastraw'''
County Wexford |[[:Category:Ballynastraw Townland, Ballyhuskard Parish, County Wexford|Ballyhuskard Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynastraw Townland, Moyacomb Parish, County Wexford|Moyacomb Parish]] |'''Ballynatona'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Galbally Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |- |'''Ballynatra'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Templerobin Parish}} |'''Ballynavaddog'''
County Meath |{{gray|Balsoon Parish}}
{{gray|Trubley Parish}} |- |'''Ballyneale'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dysartmoon Parish}}
{{gray|Listerlin Parish}} |'''Ballyneety'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Cahernarry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbradran Parish}}
{{gray|Oola Parish}} |- |'''Ballyneety'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilgobnet Parish}}
{{gray|Kilwatermoy Parish}} |'''Ballyneill'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Donohill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}} |- |'''Ballyneillan'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilmoon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamona Parish}} |'''Ballynellard'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Killila Parish}} |- |'''Ballynerrin'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Kilcoole Parish}}
{{gray|Rathnew Parish}} |'''Ballyness'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Billy Parish}}
{{gray|Dunluce Parish}} |- |'''Ballyness'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Dungiven Parish}}
{{gray|Macosquin Parish}} |'''Ballynew'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoona Parish}}
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}} |- |'''Ballynew'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Tagheen Parish}} |'''Ballynichol'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballytrustan Parish}}
{{gray|Comber Parish}} |- |'''Ballynoe'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballynoe Townland, Donegore Parish, County Antrim|Donegore Parish]]
{{gray|Rathlin Island Parish}} |'''Ballynoe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballinaboy Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyfeard Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynoe Parish}}
{{gray|Clonmel Parish}}
{{gray|Farahy Parish}}
{{gray|Fermoy Parish}}
{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshannig Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcooney Parish}} |- |'''Ballynoe'''
County Down |{{gray|Bright Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghadee Parish}} |'''Ballynoe'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballingarry (Connello Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Bruree Parish}}
{{gray|Clonelty Parish}}
{{gray|Mahoonagh Parish}}
{{gray|Mungret Parish}} |- |'''Ballynultagh'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Ballynultagh Townland, Boystown Parish, County Wicklow|Boystown Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballynultagh Townland, Mullinacuff Parish, County Wicklow|Mullinacuff Parish]] |'''Ballyoneen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Templebodan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyoskill'''
County Kilkenny |[[:Category:Ballyoskill Townland, Attanagh Parish, County Kilkenny|Attanagh Parish]]
{{gray|Kilmenan Parish}} |'''Ballyoughter'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dorrha Parish}}
{{gray|Moyaliff Parish}} |- |'''Ballyowen'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Kilclonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Killaderry Parish}} |'''Ballyowen'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballylannan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmakilloge Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}} |- |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names that start with '''Ballyp''' and end with names beginning with '''Bek''' inclusive. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Ballypatrick'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}} |'''Ballypatrick'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Inch Parish}}
{{gray|Temple-etney Parish}} |- |'''Ballyphehane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Nicholas Parish}} |'''Ballyphilip'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Aglishcormick Parish}}
{{gray|Croom Parish}} |- |'''Ballyphilip'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Slievardagh) Parish}}
{{gray|Crohane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore (Ormond Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Solloghod-More Parish}} |'''Ballyquin'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Fenoagh Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgenan or Grange Parish}} |- |'''Ballyreagh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghavea Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyreagh Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |'''Ballyregan'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}} |- |'''Ballyregan'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ballycahane Parish}}
{{gray|Mahoonagh Parish}} |'''Ballyregan'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Artramon Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Rossminoge Parish}} |- |'''Ballyrenan'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballyrenan Townland, Ballee Parish, County Down|Ballee Parish]]
{{gray|Inch Parish}} |'''Ballyrichard'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Drangan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyroan'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Rathfarnham Parish}}
{{gray|Tallaght Parish}} |'''Ballyroan'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Straboe Parish}} |- |'''Ballyrobert'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlelyons Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyrobert Townland, Gortroe and Templebodan Parishes, County Cork|Gortroe Parish]]
{{gray|Knockmourne Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyrobert Townland, Gortroe and Templebodan Parishes, County Cork|Templebodan Parish]] |'''Ballyrobin'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyrobin Townland, Killead Parish, County Antrim|Killead Parish]] |- |'''Ballyrobin'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Ballytobin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilculliheen Parish}} |'''Ballyrobin'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Donohill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyroe'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfinaghta Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfintinan Parish}} |'''Ballyroe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aglishdrinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}} |- |'''Ballyroe'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ardfert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |'''Ballyroe'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Churchtown Parish}}
{{gray|Tankardstown Parish}} |- |'''Ballyroe'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Columbkille Parish}}
{{gray|Freshford Parish}} |'''Ballyrogan'''
County Down |{{gray|Kilkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}} |- |'''Ballyrolly'''
County Down |{{gray|Donaghadee Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyrolly Townland, Down Parish, County Down|Down Parish]] |'''Ballyrourke'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Balla Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}} |- |'''Ballyrussell'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonallan Parish}}
{{gray|Comber Parish}} |'''Ballyryan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Nurney Parish}}
{{gray|Tullowmagimma Parish}} |- |'''Ballysallagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Hackmys Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgoggan Parish}} |'''Ballysallagh'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballee Parish}}
{{gray|Dromore Parish}} |- |'''Ballyshane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Doneraile Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Parish}} |'''Ballyshane'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Darragh Parish}}
{{gray|Killeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpeacon Parish}} |- |'''Ballyshane'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Clonsast Parish}}
{{gray|Gallen Parish}}
{{gray|Kinnitty Parish}} |'''Ballyshane'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Artramon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}} |- |'''Ballyshannon'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ardkill Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyshannon Parish}} |'''Ballysheehan'''
County Tipperary |[[:Category:Ballysheehan Townland, Ballysheehan Parish, County Tipperary|Ballysheehan Parish]]
{{gray|Shanrahan Parish}} |- |'''Ballysheeman'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Knockrath Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdrum Parish}} |'''Ballysheen'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Killinick Parish}} |- |'''Ballyshoneen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Corbally Parish}}
{{gray|Inishcarra Parish}} |'''Ballysimon'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dungourney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshannig Parish}} |- |'''Ballyskerdane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Rathcooney Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |'''Ballysteen'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Iveruss Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbradran Parish}} |- |'''Ballystokes'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballystokes Townland, Ballee Parish, County Down|Ballee Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballystokes Townland, Saul Parish, County Down|Saul Parish]] |'''Ballystrone'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Dunboe Parish}}
{{gray|Formoyle Parish}} |- |'''Ballytarsna'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Derrynahinch Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |'''Ballytarsna'''
County Laois |{{gray|Abbeyleix Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |- |'''Ballytarsna'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carnew Parish}}
{{gray|Meelnagh Parish}}
{{gray|Owenduff Parish}} |'''Ballytarsney'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Ballytarsney Parish}}
{{gray|Pollrone Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkieran Parish}} |- |'''Ballyteige'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Knockrath Parish}}
{{gray|Moyne Parish}} |'''Ballyteigelea'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballyellin Parish}}
{{gray|Clonygoose Parish}}
{{gray|Ullard Parish}} |- |'''Ballythomas'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyclogh Parish}}
{{gray|Clontead Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcooney Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |'''Ballytober'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballytober Townland, Carncastle Parish, County Antrim|Carncastle Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballytober Townland, Island Magee Parish, County Antrim|Island Magee Parish]] |- |'''Ballytrasna'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlelyons Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmahon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Little Island Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballytrasna Townland, Templenacarriga Parish, County Cork|Templenacarriga Parish]] |'''Ballytrasna'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Ventry Parish}} |- |'''Ballytrasna'''
County Louth |{{gray|Carlingford Parish}}
{{gray|Killanny Parish}} |'''Ballytrustan'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballee Parish}}
{{gray|Ballytrustan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvaddock'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Askeaton Parish}}
{{gray|Iveruss Parish}} |'''Ballyvadlea'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Cloneen Parish}}
{{gray|Isertkieran Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvally'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonallan Parish}}
{{gray|Seapatrick Parish}} |'''Ballyvalode'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Doon Parish}}
{{gray|Oola Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvaloon'''
County Cork |{{gray|Corkbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Grenagh Parish}} |'''Ballyvaughan'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgrant Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvoe'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killilagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaley Parish}} |'''Ballyvolane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballinadee Parish}}
{{gray|Britway Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Anne's Shandon Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvoneen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Killosolan Parish}} |'''Ballyvoneen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Holycross Parish}}
{{gray|Modeshil Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvonnavaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clareabbey Parish}}
{{gray|Doora Parish}} |'''Ballyvorisheen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Imokilly) Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |- |'''Ballyvoskillakeen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcrumper Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |'''Ballywairy'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoan Parish}} |- |'''Ballywalter'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballee Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballywalter Townland, Ballywalter Parish, County Down|Ballywalter Parish]] |'''Ballywalter'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}}
{{gray|Robeen Parish}} |- |'''Ballywalter'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilvemnon Parish}}
{{gray|Oughterleague Parish}} |'''Ballyward'''
County Down |{{gray|Ardkeen Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballyward Townland, Drumgooland Parish, County Down|Drumgooland Parish]] |- |'''Ballywatermoy'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Ballywatermoy Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballywatermoy Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |'''Ballywholan'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Ballywholan Townland, Ballyclog Parish, County Tyrone|Ballyclog Parish]]
{{gray|Clogher Parish}} |- |'''Ballywilliam'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Cullen (Kinalea) Parish}}
{{gray|Templerobin Parish}}
{{gray|Tisaxon Parish}} |'''Ballywilliam'''
County Down |{{gray|Comber Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghadee Parish}} |- |'''Ballywilliam'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyboy Parish}}
{{gray|Eglish Parish}}
{{gray|Ettagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcomin Parish}}
{{gray|Roscomroe Parish}} |'''Ballywilliam'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Burgesbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Templetenny Parish}} |- |'''Ballywilliam'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilcavan (Ballaghkeen N., Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Templeludigan Parish}} |'''Ballywillin'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballywillin Parish}}
{{gray|Carncastle Parish}}
[[:Category:Ballywillin Townland, Raloo Parish, County Antrim|Raloo Parish]] |- |'''Ballywoodan'''
County Down |[[:Category:Ballywoodan Townland, Kilclief Parish, County Down|Kilclief Parish]]
[[:Category:Ballywoodan Townland, Saul Parish, County Down|Saul Parish]] |'''Balrath North'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletown Delvin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconnell Parish}} |- |'''Balrath'''
County Meath |{{gray|Athboy Parish}}
{{gray|Diamor Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcondra Parish}}
{{gray|Piercetown Parish}} |'''Balrath'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletownkindalen Parish}}
[[:Category:Balrath Townland, Churchtown Parish, County Westmeath|Churchtown Parish]]
{{gray|Lickbla Parish}}
{{gray|Portloman Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconrath Parish}} |- |'''Balreask'''
County Meath |{{gray|Balsoon Parish}}
{{gray|Emlagh Parish}} |'''Balteagh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Balteagh Townland, Seagoe Parish, County Armagh|Seagoe Parish]]
{{gray|Tynan Parish}} |- |'''Balteen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilmoe Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |'''Balteenbrack'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Fanlobbus Parish}}
{{gray|Island Parish}} |- |'''Baltovin'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoyly Parish}}
{{gray|O'Dorney Parish}} |'''Baltrasna'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Ballymadun Parish}}
{{gray|Holmpatrick Parish}} |- |'''Baltrasna'''
County Meath |{{gray|Moylagh Parish}}
{{gray|Moynalty Parish}}
{{gray|Ratoath Parish}} |'''Baltrasna'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Mullingar Parish}} |- |'''Banagher'''
County Galway |{{gray|Liskeevy Parish}}
{{gray|Lissgeevy Parish}} |'''Banemore'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Killeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Nicholas Parish}} |- |'''Banoge'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltennell Parish}} |'''Bantry Commons'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killann Parish}}
{{gray|Templeludigan Parish}} |- |'''Barmona'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Clone Parish}}
{{gray|Monamolin Parish}} |'''Barn Demesne'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Inishlounaght Parish}}
{{gray|Newchapel Parish}} |- |'''Barna'''
County Cork |{{gray|Caheragh Parish}}
{{gray|Inishannon Parish}} |'''Barna'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |- |'''Barna'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Clomantagh Parish}}
{{gray|Fertagh Parish}} |'''Barnaboy'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkilvery Parish}} |- |'''Barnaboy'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyboy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilclonfert Parish}} |'''Barnaboy'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Castlemore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}} |- |'''Barnacor'''
County Longford |{{gray|Rathcline Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}} |'''Barnamaghery'''
County Down |{{gray|Killinchy Parish}}
[[:Category:Barnamaghery Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Down|Kilmore Parish]] |- |'''Barnane'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Barnane-ely Parish}}
{{gray|Killea Parish}} |'''Barnanoraun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Moyrus Parish}}
{{gray|Omey Parish}} |- |'''Barnish'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Barnish Townland, Connor Parish, County Antrim|Connor Parish]]
{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}}
[[:Category:Barnish Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Drummaul Parish]] |'''Baronsland'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}}
{{gray|Woolengrange Parish}} |- |'''Baronstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Knockmark Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |'''Barraduff'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kenmare Parish}}
{{gray|Lisselton Parish}} |- |'''Barretstown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Brideschurch Parish}}
{{gray|Oldconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Tipperkevin Parish}} |'''Barrinagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |- |'''Barroe'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}} |'''Barronstown (Ormond)'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Shronell Parish}}
{{gray|Tipperary Parish}} |- |'''Barry'''
County Longford |{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}}
{{gray|Taghshinny Parish}} |'''Barryroe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |- |'''Batterstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killaconnigan Parish}}
{{gray|Rodanstown Parish}}
{{gray|Trim Parish}} |'''Baungarriff'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Ballycallan Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Baunmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}} |'''Baunmore'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Clara Parish}}
{{gray|Erke Parish}} |- |'''Baunoge'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Loughrea Parish}} |'''Baunreagh'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Callan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaganny Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patrick's Parish}}
{{gray|Tullahought Parish}} |- |'''Baunree'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Fossy or Timahoe Parish}} |'''Baurearagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}} |- |'''Bawn'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}}
{{gray|Killashandra Parish}} |'''Bawn'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killoe Parish}}
{{gray|Moydow Parish}} |- |'''Bawn'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilmore (Ormond Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Nenagh Parish}} |'''Bawnard'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Killaloan Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgenan or Grange Parish}} |- |'''Bawnavota'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}} |'''Bawnea'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Templetrine Parish}} |- |'''Bawnfune'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilburne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}} |'''Bawnlahan'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}}
{{gray|Myross Parish}} |- |'''Bawnmore'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clondrohid Parish}}
{{gray|Youghal Parish}} |'''Bawnmore'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Uskane Parish}} |- |'''Bawnnafinny'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigrohanebeg Parish}}
{{gray|Garrycloyne Parish}} |'''Bawnnagollopy'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeystrowry Parish}}
{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}} |- |'''Bawnoge'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Baltinglass Parish}}
[[:Category:Bawnoge Townland, Boystown Parish, County Wicklow|Boystown Parish]]
{{gray|Kiltegan Parish}} |'''Bay'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ardclinis Parish}}
{{gray|Tickmacrevan Parish}} |- |'''Bayhill'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |'''Beagh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Enniskillen Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracross Parish}} |- |'''Beagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconla Parish}}
{{gray|Templetogher Parish}} |'''Beagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |- |'''Beagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Aghalurgher Parish}}
{{gray|Ardstraw Parish}}
{{gray|Clogherny Parish}}
[[:Category:Beagh Townland, Drumragh Parish, County Tyrone|Drumragh Parish]] |'''Beaghroe'''
County Galway |{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Beaghy'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Lavey Parish}} |'''Beaumont'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Kilsharvan Parish}} |- |'''Beenbane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dromod Parish}}
{{gray|Garfinny Parish}} |'''Beginish'''
County Kerry |[[:Category:Beginish Townland, Caher Parish, County Kerry|Caher Parish]]
{{gray|Dunquin Parish}} |- |'''Beheenagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Castleisland Parish}}
[[:Category:Beheenagh Townland, Kilcummin Parish, County Kerry|Kilcummin Parish]]
{{gray|Kilgobban Parish}}
{{gray|O'Brennan Parish}} |'''Behy'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Doonfeeny Parish}} |- |'''Behy'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
{{gray|Boyle Parish}} |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names that start with '''Bel''' and end with names beginning with '''Bz''' inclusive. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Beladd'''
County Laois |{{gray|Borris Parish}}
{{gray|Straboe Parish}} |'''Belgarrow'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Dunboe Parish}}
{{gray|Formoyle Parish}} |- |'''Belinstown'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Ballyboghil Parish}}
{{gray|Swords Parish}} |'''Bellanamullia'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Bumlin Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}} |- |'''Belle Isle'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Belle Isle Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Belle Isle Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |'''Bellevue Demesne'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Delgany Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoole Parish}} |- |'''Bellewstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Rataine Parish}}
{{gray|Trim Parish}} |'''Beltany'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clogher Parish}} |- |'''Beltoy'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Glynn Parish}}
{{gray|Raloo Parish}} |'''Beltra'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |- |'''Bennekerry'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballinacarrig Parish}}
{{gray|Urglin Parish}} |'''Bennettsbridge'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Danesfort Parish}}
{{gray|Treadingstown Parish}} |- |'''Beragh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clogherny Parish}} |'''Bestfield or Dunganstown'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Carlow Parish}}
{{gray|Painestown Parish}} |- |'''Betaghstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ardbraccan Parish}}
{{gray|Balrathboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Colp Parish}} |'''Bettyville'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlemagner Parish}}
{{gray|Clondulane Parish}} |- |'''Bettyville'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Lusk Parish}}
{{gray|Raheny Parish}} |'''Big Island'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killannin Parish}}
{{gray|Meelick Parish}} |- |'''Bigmeadow'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Callan Parish}}
{{gray|Killaloe Parish}} |'''Bigwood'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Drumkeeran Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |- |'''Bilberry Island'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Bilberry Island Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Bilberry Island Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
{{gray|Devenish Parish}} |'''Billis'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Killinkere Parish}} |- |'''Binnion'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Binnion Townland, Clonmany Parish, County Donegal|Clonmany Parish]]
[[:Category:Binnion Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]] |'''Binroe'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Killaghtee Parish}}
{{gray|Killybegs Upper Parish}} |- |'''Birchgrove'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Corbally Parish}}
{{gray|Doon Parish}} |'''Bishop's Island'''
County Cork | |- |'''Bishopsland'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ballymore Eustace Parish}}
{{gray|Kildare Parish}} |'''Bishopsmeadows'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Odagh Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Canice Parish}} |- |'''Black Island'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Muckno Parish}} |'''Blackcastle'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Inishlounaght Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |- |'''Blackditch'''
County Meath |{{gray|Castlerickard Parish}}
{{gray|Duleek Parish}} |'''Blackditch'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Killiskey Parish}}
{{gray|Newcastle Lower Parish}} |- |'''Blackhall'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Bodenstown Parish}}
{{gray|Davidstown Parish}}
{{gray|Rathmore Parish}} |'''Blackhall'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Bannow Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurchglynn Parish}} |- |'''Blackrock'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Blessington Parish}}
{{gray|Moyne Parish}} |'''Blackwood'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Kilberry Parish}}
{{gray|Timahoe Parish}} |- |'''Blakestown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Feighcullen Parish}}
{{gray|Feighcullen Parish}}
{{gray|Laraghbryan Parish}} |'''Blanchvilleskill'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Gowran Parish}}
{{gray|Tiscoffin Parish}} |- |'''Blanchvillestown'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Blanchvilleskill Parish}}
{{gray|Gowran Parish}} |'''Blessington'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Gowran Parish}}
{{gray|Inistioge Parish}} |- |'''Bloomsberry'''
County Meath |{{gray|Donaghpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Kells Parish}} |'''Blossomhill'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkeale Parish}} |- |'''Bodoney'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Bodoney Townland, Dromore Parish, County Tyrone|Dromore Parish]]
{{gray|Kilskeery Parish}} |'''Bodorragha'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbryan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}} |- |'''Boeeshil'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Boggan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballon Parish}}
{{gray|Barragh Parish}} |- |'''Bogganfin'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilmeane Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoom Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}} |'''Bogganstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Culmullin Parish}}
{{gray|Dunboyne Parish}} |- |'''Boggaun'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloonlogher Parish}}
{{gray|Oughteragh Parish}} |'''Boggauns'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilbegnet Parish}}
{{gray|Killian Parish}} |- |'''Boheh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |'''Boher'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Abington Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |- |'''Boherboy'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Caher Parish}}
{{gray|Currans Parish}} |'''Boherboy'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |- |'''Boherderroge'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Boherderroge Townland, Kilcrumper Parish, County Cork|Kilcrumper Parish]]
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |'''Boherduff'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Cullen Parish}}
{{gray|Rathronan Parish}} |- |'''Bohereen'''
County Limerick |[[:Category:Bohereen Townland, Donaghmore Parish, County Limerick|Donaghmore Parish]]
{{gray|Saint Nicholas Parish}} |'''Boherkyle'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Freshford Parish}}
{{gray|Powerstown Parish}} |- |'''Boherroe'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Aglishcormick Parish}}
{{gray|Grean Parish}} |'''Bohevny'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Bohevny Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
{{gray|Inishmacsaint Parish}} |- |'''Bolaboy Beg'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Castle Ellis Parish}}
{{gray|Meelnagh Parish}} |'''Bolacaheer'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballyanne Parish}}
{{gray|Ferns Parish}} |- |'''Bolacreen'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}} |'''Boley'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilmalinoge Parish}}
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}} |- |'''Boley'''
County Laois |[[:Category:Boley Townland, Abbeyleix Parish, County Laois|Abbeyleix Parish]]
{{gray|Rathaspick Parish}} |'''Boley'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballycanew Parish}}
{{gray|Owenduff Parish}} |- |'''Boley'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Boley Townland, Aghowle Parish, County Wicklow|Aghowle Parish]]
{{gray|Baltinglass Parish}} |'''Boleybeg'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ballymore Eustace Parish}}
{{gray|Fontstown Parish}}
{{gray|Narraghmore Parish}} |- |'''Boleyboy'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvine Parish}} |'''Bonnybrook'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Bonnybrook Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Bonnybrook Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |- |'''Boola'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Bourney Parish}}
{{gray|Corbally Parish}} |'''Boola'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dysert Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |- |'''Boolies'''
County Meath |{{gray|Burry Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Oldcastle Parish}} |'''Bootown'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Dunluce Parish}} |- |'''Bootown'''
County Down |{{gray|Grey Abbey Parish}}
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}} |'''Borheenduff'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Clonmel Parish}} |- |'''Borris'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Roscrea Parish}}
{{gray|Twomileborris Parish}} |'''Bostoncommon'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Cloncurry (Offaly East) Parish}}
{{gray|Feighcullen Parish}} |- |'''Boyanagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Elphin Parish}} |'''Boynagh'''
County Meath |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainham Parish}} |- |'''Braade'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Braade Townland, Clonleigh Parish, County Donegal|Clonleigh Parish]]
{{gray|Templecrone Parish}} |'''Brabstown'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Listerlin Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaroan Parish}} |- |'''Brackagh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Brackagh Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Armagh|Kilmore Parish]]
{{gray|Loughgilly Parish}} |'''Brackagh'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Brackagh Townland, Ballynascreen Parish, County Londonderry|Ballynascreen Parish]]
[[:Category:Brackagh Townland, Lissan Parish, County Londonderry|Lissan Parish]] |- |'''Brackagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}} |'''Brackagh'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Killoughy Parish}}
{{gray|Lynally Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |- |'''Brackagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Errigal Keerogue Parish}}
{{gray|Kilskeery Parish}} |'''Brackagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}} |- |'''Bracklagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}} |'''Bracklagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clonbern Parish}}
{{gray|Duniry Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcroan Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Bracklagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Bekan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}} |'''Bracklin'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Bailieborough Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}} |- |'''Brackloon'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clonbern Parish}}
{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenavarra Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}}
{{gray|Killimordaly Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}} |'''Brackloon'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballynacourty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}} |- |'''Brackloon'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}} |'''Brackloon'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Fuerty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcorkey Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |- |'''Brackly'''
County Armagh |{{gray|Keady Parish}}
[[:Category:Brackly Townland, Kilclooney Parish, County Armagh|Kilclooney Parish]] |'''Brackly'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |- |'''Bracknamuckley'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Bracknamuckley Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Bracknamuckley Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |'''Brandonhill'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Graiguenamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|The Rower Parish}} |- |'''Brannockstown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Brannockstown Parish}}
{{gray|Gilltown Parish}} |'''Bratwell'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Dunboe Parish}}
{{gray|Formoyle Parish}} |- |'''Bray Commons'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Bray Parish}}
{{gray|Oldconnaught Parish}} |'''Braystown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Gernonstown Parish}}
{{gray|Killary Parish}} |- |'''Breagh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Breagh Townland, Drumcree Parish, County Armagh|Drumcree Parish]]
[[:Category:Breagh Townland, Seagoe Parish, County Armagh|Seagoe Parish]]
[[:Category:Breagh Townland, Tartaraghan Parish, County Armagh|Tartaraghan Parish]] |'''Breaghva'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clondagad Parish}}
[[:Category:Breaghva Townland, Kilmurry (Clonderalaw) Parish, County Clare|Kilmurry (Clonderalaw) Parish]]
{{gray|Kilrush Parish}}
{{gray|Moyarta Parish}} |- |'''Breaghwy'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
[[:Category:Breaghwy Townland, Kilmoremoy Parish, County Mayo|Kilmoremoy Parish]] |'''Breaghy'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clondahorky Parish}}
{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Breahig'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballincuslane Parish}}
{{gray|Dromod Parish}} |'''Breandrum'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Breandrum'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Breandrum Townland, Aghavea Parish, County Fermanagh|Aghavea Parish]]
[[:Category:Breandrum Townland, Enniskillen Parish, County Fermanagh|Enniskillen Parish]] |'''Bredagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcoona Parish}}
{{gray|Killosolan Parish}} |- |'''Bredagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Dysart Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoom Parish}} |'''Bredagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Latteragh Parish}}
{{gray|Lorrha Parish}} |- |'''Bridgequarter'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Templemichael Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |'''Brittas'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Island Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshannig Parish}} |- |'''Brittas'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ardea Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanman Parish}} |'''Brittas'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}}
[[:Category:Brittas Townland, Thurles Parish, County Tipperary|Thurles Parish]] |- |'''Brittas'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilkenny West Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconnell Parish}} |'''Brittas'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
[[:Category:Brittas Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Dunganstown Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbride (Talbotstown Lower) Parish}} |- |'''Brockagh'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clondahorky Parish}}
[[:Category:Brockagh Townland, Kilteevoge Parish, County Donegal|Kilteevoge Parish]]
[[:Category:Brockagh Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]]
{{gray|Templecrone Parish}} |'''Brockagh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Cleenish Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskillen Parish}} |- |'''Brockagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cummer Parish}}
{{gray|Killeeneen Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Brockagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Cumber Lower Parish}}
[[:Category:Brockagh Townland, Errigal Parish, County Londonderry|Errigal Parish]] |- |'''Brockagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}} |'''Brooklodge'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballydeloher Parish}}
{{gray|Youghal Parish}} |- |'''Broomfield'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Clonsilla Parish}}
{{gray|Lusk Parish}}
{{gray|Portmarnock Parish}} |'''Broughdone'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Broughdone Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Broughdone Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |- |'''Broughmore'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Blaris Parish}}
{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}} |'''Browndod'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Browndod Townland, Donegore Parish, County Antrim|Donegore Parish]]
{{gray|Inver Parish}} |- |'''Brownstown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpatrick Parish}} |'''Brownstown'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Hollywood Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmactalway Parish}}
{{gray|Swords Parish}} |- |'''Brownstown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Carnalway Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}} |'''Brownstown'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Aghaviller Parish}}
{{gray|Castleinch or Inchyolaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Clashacrow Parish}}
{{gray|Dysartmoon Parish}}
{{gray|Listerlin Parish}}
{{gray|Saint John's Parish}} |- |'''Brownstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ballymaglassan Parish}}
{{gray|Brownstown Parish}}
{{gray|Killary Parish}}
{{gray|Laracor Parish}}
{{gray|Ratoath Parish}} |'''Brownstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilcowan Parish}}
{{gray|Newbawn Parish}} |- |'''Bruff'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Bruff Parish}}
{{gray|Dromin Parish}} |'''Bruse'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Killashandra Parish}}
{{gray|Loughan or Castlekeeran Parish}} |- |'''Bryan Beg'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Aughrim Parish}} |'''Bryanstown'''
County Louth |{{gray|Saint Mary's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Parish}} |- |'''Bryanstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Moyglare Parish}}
{{gray|Slane Parish}}
{{gray|St Mary's Parish}} |'''Bullaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Bullaun Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}} |- |'''Bullaunagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |'''Bunaterin'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Killoughy Parish}}
{{gray|Lynally Parish}} |- |'''Bunlougher'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghavea Parish}}
{{gray|Clones Parish}} |'''Bunnadober'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}}
{{gray|Bekan Parish}} |- |'''Burnside'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ardclinis Parish}}
[[:Category:Burnside Townland, Kilbride Parish, County Antrim|Kilbride Parish]] |'''Burren'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Killinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Templeport Parish}} |- |'''Burren'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonallan Parish}}
{{gray|Magherahamlet Parish}} |'''Burren'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Touaghty Parish}} |- |'''Burris'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvine Parish}}
{{gray|Manulla Parish}} |'''Burroge'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}} |- |'''Burrow'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Howth Parish}}
{{gray|Portraine Parish}} |'''Burrow'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Carnew Parish}}
{{gray|Rosslare Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Helen's Parish}} |- |'''Bush Island'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Robeen Parish}} |'''Bush'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |- |'''Busherstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilcavan (Bargy) Parish}}
{{gray|Mayglass Parish}} |'''Bushfield'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilconickny Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}} |- |'''Butlerstown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clontead Parish}}
{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Middleton Parish}} |'''Butlerstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Castletown Parish}}
{{gray|Moyglare Parish}} |- |'''Butlerstown'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilsheelan Parish}} |'''Butlerstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Ishartmon Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Iberius' Parish}} |- |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names beginning '''Ca'''. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Cabragh'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
[[:Category:Cabragh Townland, Kirkinriola Parish, County Antrim|Kirkinriola Parish]] |'''Cabragh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Cabragh Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Eglish Parish]]
[[:Category:Cabragh Townland, Grange Parish, County Armagh|Grange Parish]]
{{gray|Mullaghbrack Parish}}
{{gray|Mullaghbrack Parish}} |- |'''Cabragh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumgoon Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |'''Cabragh'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonallan Parish}}
{{gray|Clonduff Parish}}
[[:Category:Cabragh Townland, Hillsborough Parish, County Down|Hillsborough Parish]] |- |'''Cabragh'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Clonmethan Parish}}
{{gray|Grangegorman Parish}} |'''Cabragh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Toomore Parish}} |- |'''Cabragh'''
County Meath |{{gray|Loughan or Castlekeeran Parish}}
{{gray|Tara Parish}} |'''Cabragh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ballybay Parish}}
{{gray|Drumsnat Parish}} |- |'''Cabragh'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Kilglass Parish}}
{{gray|Killoran Parish}}
{{gray|Shancough Parish}} |'''Cabragh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Killeeshil Parish}}
[[:Category:Cabragh Townland, Kilskeery Parish, County Tyrone|Kilskeery Parish]] |- |'''Caher'''
County Clare |{{gray|Inchicronan Parish}}
{{gray|Ogonnelloe Parish}} |'''Caher'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen (Carbery East, Ibane and Barryroe) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kinneigh Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Kinatalloon) Parish}} |- |'''Caher'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcloony Parish}}
[[:Category:Caher Townland, Killimorbologue Parish, County Galway|Killimorbologue Parish]]
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}}
{{gray|Moyrus Parish}} |'''Caher'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Killiney Parish}} |- |'''Caher'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}} |'''Caher'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |- |'''Caheratrim'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}} |'''Caherbarnagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilmacrehy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoon Parish}} |- |'''Caherea'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clondagad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaley Parish}} |'''Cahergal'''
County Cork |{{gray|Desert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Myross Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Anne's Shandon Parish}}
{{gray|Templeomalus Parish}} |- |'''Cahergal'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cargin Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}}
{{gray|Killogilleen Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |'''Caherglassaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kinvarradoorus Parish}} |- |'''Caherkinallia'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killilagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshanny Parish}} |'''Caherlea'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Claregalway Parish}} |- |'''Caherleheen'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballyseedy Parish}}
{{gray|Ratass Parish}} |'''Cahermore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kinvarradoorus Parish}} |- |'''Cahernane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Killarney Parish}} |'''Cahervillahowe'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilfeakle Parish}}
{{gray|Relickmurry and Athassel Parish}} |- |'''Cahiracon'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfiddane Parish}}
{{gray|Killadysert Parish}} |'''Cahirguillamore'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Glenogra Parish}}
{{gray|Tullabracky Parish}} |- |'''Caldragh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilmacumsy Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}} |'''Calf Island'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballindoon and Islands Parish}}
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}} |- |'''Calhame'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killaghtee Parish}}
{{gray|Leck Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghobegly Parish}}
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |'''Calliaghstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Kells Parish}}
{{gray|Kilsharvan Parish}} |- |'''Calliaghstown'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacnevan Parish}} |'''Callisnagh'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ardclinis Parish}}
{{gray|Layd Parish}} |- |'''Callow'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballindoon and Islands Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}} |'''Calluragh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Inchicronan Parish}}
[[:Category:Calluragh Townland, Kilfintinan Parish, County Clare|Kilfintinan Parish]] |- |'''Calone'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Calone Townland, Kildarton Parish, County Armagh|Kildarton Parish]]
[[:Category:Calone Townland, Lisnadill Parish, County Armagh|Lisnadill Parish]] |'''Caltragh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Clonkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkilvery Parish}}
{{gray|Killower Parish}} |- |'''Caltragh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cloontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Rahara Parish}} |'''Caltragh'''
County Sligo |[[:Category:Caltragh Townland, Easky Parish, County Sligo|Easky Parish]]
{{gray|Saint John's Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |- |'''Camagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Abbeylara Parish}}
{{gray|Killoe Parish}} |'''Camagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilbeggan Parish}}
{{gray|Lickbla Parish}} |- |'''Camas'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Killeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Monagay Parish}} |'''Camcloon'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |- |'''Camp'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Castleisland Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgobban Parish}}
{{gray|Ratass Parish}} |'''Camus'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilkerranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Rathbarry Parish}} |- |'''Camus'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}} |'''Canuig'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dromod Parish}}
{{gray|Prior Parish}} |- |'''Cappa'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dingle Parish}}
{{gray|Templenoe Parish}} |'''Cappagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrush Parish}} |- |'''Cappagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Killathy Parish}}
{{gray|Monanimy Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}} |'''Cappagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgerrill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Killian Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}}
{{gray|Tiranascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |- |'''Cappagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Cloghane Parish}}
{{gray|Kenmare Parish}}
{{gray|Kilflyn Parish}}
{{gray|Killaha Parish}}
{{gray|Killinane Parish}}
{{gray|Killorglin Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |'''Cappagh'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Gaulskill Parish}}
{{gray|Inistioge Parish}}
{{gray|Jerpointchurch Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoan Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Canice Parish}} |- |'''Cappagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Aglish Parish}} |'''Cappagh'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Clonsast Parish}}
{{gray|Kilclonfert Parish}} |- |'''Cappagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Castlemore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}} |'''Cappagh'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Killoran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmorgan Parish}} |- |'''Cappagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Slievardagh) Parish}}
{{gray|Donohill Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}}
[[:Category:Cappagh Townland, Toem Parish, County Tipperary|Toem Parish]] |'''Cappagh'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Lisgenan or Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Cappalahan'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Bourney Parish}}
{{gray|Corbally Parish}} |'''Cappamore'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kenmare Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Killinane Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |- |'''Cappanalaght'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfinaghta Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfintinan Parish}} |'''Capparoe'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Knockane Parish}}
{{gray|Templenoe Parish}} |- |'''Cappauniac'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonbullogue Parish}}
[[:Category:Cappauniac Townland, Killardry Parish, County Tipperary|Killardry Parish]] |'''Cappog'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Killeevan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Caran'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cloonygormican Parish}}
{{gray|Drumatemple Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacumsy Parish}} |'''Caraun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Lackagh Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}} |- |'''Caraunduff'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen Parish}} |'''Cargagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Killinkere Parish}}
{{gray|Lavey Parish}} |- |'''Cargagh'''
County Down |{{gray|Ballyculter Parish}}
{{gray|Down Parish}} |'''Carha'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}} |- |'''Carheens'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}} |'''Carheeny'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |- |'''Carhoo'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Kildorrery Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarriff Parish}}
{{gray|Killeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Timoleague Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |'''Carhoogarriff'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnagross Parish}} |- |'''Carhoon'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |'''Carmagrim'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Carmagrim Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Carmagrim Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |- |'''Carn'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castlerahan Parish}}
{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Kildallan Parish}} |'''Carn'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |- |'''Carn'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Boho Parish}}
[[:Category:Carn Townland, Enniskillen Parish, County Fermanagh|Enniskillen Parish]]
{{gray|Kinawley Parish}}
{{gray|Magheraculmoney Parish}} |'''Carn'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Clondermot Parish}}
{{gray|Dungiven Parish}} |- |'''Carn'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}}
{{gray|Moygawnagh Parish}} |'''Carn'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}} |- |'''Carn'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Conry Parish}}
{{gray|Foyran Parish}}
{{gray|Mayne Parish}} |'''Carnacally'''
County Down |[[:Category:Carnacally Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Down|Kilmore Parish]]
{{gray|Newry Parish}} |- |'''Carnalea'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Donacavey Parish}}
{{gray|Dromore Parish}} |'''Carnanbane'''
County Londonderry |[[:Category:Carnanbane Townland, Banagher Parish, County Londonderry|Banagher Parish]]
{{gray|Learmount Parish}} |- |'''Carnanee'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Carnanee Townland, Ballymartin Parish, County Antrim|Ballymartin Parish]]
{{gray|Layd Parish}} |'''Carnaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killilagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrush Parish}}
{{gray|Rath Parish}} |- |'''Carnaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilreekil Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Carnduff'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Carnduff Townland, Inver Parish, County Antrim|Inver Parish]]
{{gray|Ramoan Parish}} |- |'''Carneatly'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Carneatly Townland, Ballymoney Parish, County Antrim|Ballymoney Parish]]
{{gray|Ramoan Parish}} |'''Carnisk'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Carnlea'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Carnlea Townland, Kirkinriola Parish, County Antrim|Kirkinriola Parish]]
[[:Category:Carnlea Townland, Rashee Parish, County Antrim|Rashee Parish]] |'''Carnmoon'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Billy Parish}}
{{gray|Ramoan Parish}} |- |'''Carns'''
County Sligo |[[:Category:Carns Townland, Castleconor Parish, County Sligo|Castleconor Parish]]
{{gray|Kilmacteige Parish}}
{{gray|Saint John's Parish}} |'''Carntown'''
County Louth |{{gray|Ballymakenny Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}} |- |'''Carra'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killaan Parish}}
{{gray|Killoran Parish}} |'''Carran'''
County Armagh |{{gray|Creggan Parish}}
{{gray|Loughgilly Parish}} |- |'''Carran'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dunbell Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}} |'''Carran'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Errigal Keerogue Parish}}
[[:Category:Carran Townland, Kilskeery Parish, County Tyrone|Kilskeery Parish]] |- |'''Carraun'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Castleconor Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacteige Parish}} |'''Carrick'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}}
{{gray|Munterconnaught Parish}} |- |'''Carrick'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Mevagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghobegly Parish}} |'''Carrick'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Rathernan Parish}} |- |'''Carrick'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Annaduff Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Carrick'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Attymass Parish}}
{{gray|Killedan Parish}} |- |'''Carrick'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Castlejordan Parish}}
{{gray|Gallen Parish}} |'''Carrick'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cam Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}} |- |'''Carrick'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Ormond Lower) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Latteragh Parish}}
{{gray|Monsea Parish}}
{{gray|Roscrea Parish}} |'''Carrick'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Fore) Parish}} |- |'''Carrickabane'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}} |'''Carrickaheenan'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Carrickaheenan Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrickaheenan Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |- |'''Carrickavoy'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}} |'''Carrickbeg'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cam Parish}}
{{gray|Tistara Parish}} |- |'''Carrickbrack'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Carrickbrack Townland, Convoy Parish, County Donegal|Convoy Parish]]
{{gray|Raphoe Parish}} |'''Carrickglass Demesne'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killoe Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |- |'''Carricklane'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Carricklane Townland, Kilclooney Parish, County Armagh|Kilclooney Parish]]
{{gray|Tynan Parish}} |'''Carrickmacrourk Island'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Carrickmacrourk Island Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrickmacrourk Island Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |- |'''Carricknagat'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ballysadare Parish}}
{{gray|Ballysumaghan Parish}} |'''Carrickshock Commons'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Knocktopher Parish}}
{{gray|Knocktopher Parish}} |- |'''Carrickslaney'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Aghade Parish}}
{{gray|Ballon Parish}} |'''Carrig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardnageehy Parish}}
{{gray|Caheragh Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcatherine Parish}}
{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaloda Parish}}
{{gray|Templequinlan Parish}} |- |'''Carrig'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpipe Parish}} |'''Carrigabruse'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Monart Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Enniscorthy Parish}} |- |'''Carrigaline'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigaline Parish}}
{{gray|Nohavaldaly Parish}} |'''Carrigan'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlane Parish}}
{{gray|Tomregan Parish}} |- |'''Carrigan'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Boho Parish}}
{{gray|Devenish Parish}}
{{gray|Killesher Parish}}
{{gray|Rossorry Parish}} |'''Carriganass'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |- |'''Carrigane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Athnowen Parish}}
{{gray|Brigown Parish}}
{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}} |'''Carrigbaun'''
County Cork |{{gray|Drinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}} |- |'''Carrigbeg'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilnahue Parish}}
{{gray|Rossminoge Parish}} |'''Carrigboy'''
County Cork |{{gray|Durrus Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmichael Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |- |'''Carrigcannon'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymodan Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}} |'''Carrigduff'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcorney Parish}}
{{gray|Mourneabbey Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}}
{{gray|Cullen (Kinalea) Parish}}
{{gray|Doneraile Parish}}
{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Moviddy Parish}} |'''Carrigeen'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Jerpointwest Parish}}
{{gray|Knocktopher Parish}}
{{gray|Odagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcoole Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeen'''
County Laois |{{gray|Fossy or Timahoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteale Parish}} |'''Carrigeen'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Killanummery Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeen'''
County Limerick |[[:Category:Carrigeen Townland, Dysert Parish, County Limerick|Dysert Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}}
{{gray|Monasteranenagh Parish}} |'''Carrigeen'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ballymacormick Parish}}
{{gray|Rathreagh Parish}}
{{gray|Taghsheenod Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeen'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Eglish Parish}}
{{gray|Killoughy Parish}} |'''Carrigeen'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcolagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Caher Parish}}
{{gray|Clonoulty Parish}}
{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Knockgraffon Parish}}
{{gray|Lisbunny Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcool Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Clonmel Parish}}
{{gray|Thurles Parish}} |'''Carrigeen'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Affane Parish}}
{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarrymeaden Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgormuck Parish}}
{{gray|Ringagonagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rossmire Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeenagappul'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcolagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}} |'''Carrigeenboy'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Kilmactranny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilross Parish}} |- |'''Carrigeens'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacshalgan Parish}} |'''Carrigfadda'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeystrowry Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |- |'''Carriglea'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kill St Nicholas Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |'''Carrigleagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Templeroan Parish}}
{{gray|Wallstown Parish}} |- |'''Carrigleigh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Drishane Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}} |'''Carriglusky'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfaughnabeg Parish}} |- |'''Carrignafeela'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballymacelligott Parish}}
{{gray|O'Brennan Parish}} |'''Carrignamuck'''
County Cork |{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Magourney Parish}} |- |'''Carrigroe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Desertserges Parish}}
{{gray|Rathbarry Parish}} |'''Carrigroe'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilbarry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}}
{{gray|Tallow Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Carrigroe'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Derrylossary Parish}}
{{gray|Moyne Parish}} |'''Carron'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Saint Johnbaptist Parish}}
{{gray|Tipperary Parish}} |- |'''Carrow More'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}} |'''Carrow'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilmacduane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaleery Parish}} |- |'''Carrow'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Croom Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |'''Carrow'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballybacon Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrow Townland, Ballysheehan Parish, County Tipperary|Ballysheehan Parish]]
{{gray|Donohill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore (Ormond Upper) Parish}}
{{gray|Monsea Parish}} |- |'''Carroward'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}}
{{gray|Killukin (Boyle) Parish}}
{{gray|Lissonuffy Parish}}
{{gray|Tistara Parish}} |'''Carrowbane'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilmaleery Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry (Clonderalaw) Parish}} |- |'''Carrowbaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Lickerrig Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Carrowbaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}}
{{gray|Meelick Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Carrowbaun'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Baslick Parish}}
{{gray|Cloonygormican Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}} |'''Carrowbeg North'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Belclare Parish}} |- |'''Carrowbeg South'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Belclare Parish}} |'''Carrowbeg'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmovee Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Carrowblagh'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Moville Lower Parish}} |'''Carrowcashel'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Drumcolumb Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmactranny Parish}} |- |'''Carrowcastle'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Bohola Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowcastle Townland, Kilgarvan Parish, County Mayo|Kilgarvan Parish]] |'''Carrowcor'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Knock Parish}} |- |'''Carrowcrin'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacumsy Parish}} |'''Carrowcrin'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ballysumaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacowen Parish}} |- |'''Carrowduff'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killaspuglonane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry (Ibrickan) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshanny Parish}}
{{gray|Rath Parish}} |'''Carrowgar'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clareabbey Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanaheen Parish}}
{{gray|Ogonnelloe Parish}}
{{gray|Quin Parish}} |- |'''Carrowgarriff'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}} |'''Carrowgarve'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Achill Parish}}
{{gray|Balla Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbelfad Parish}} |- |'''Carrowgarve'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Ogulla Parish}}
{{gray|Oran Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |'''Carrowkeale'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Donohill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvellane Parish}} |- |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfarboy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshanny Parish}} |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Moville Upper Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Belleek Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskillen Parish}} |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Leitrim Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}} |- |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Bohola Parish}}
{{gray|Burriscarra Parish}}
{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}}
{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowkeel Townland, Manulla Parish, County Mayo|Manulla Parish]]
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Rathreagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Baslick Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowkeel Townland, Clooncraff Parish, County Roscommon|Clooncraff Parish]]
{{gray|Dunamon Parish}}
{{gray|Estersnow Parish}}
{{gray|Fuerty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacumsy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Ogulla Parish}}
{{gray|Rahara Parish}}
{{gray|Taghboy Parish}} |- |'''Carrowkeel'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Aghanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Dromard Parish}}
{{gray|Emlaghfad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacowen Parish}}
{{gray|Tawnagh Parish}} |'''Carrowkilleen'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Robeen Parish}} |- |'''Carrowmacloughlin'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Oughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Carrowmacmea'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Carrowmacmea Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrowmacmea Townland, Enniskillen Parish, County Fermanagh|Enniskillen Parish]] |- |'''Carrowmanagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}} |'''Carrowmeer'''
County Clare |{{gray|Quin Parish}}
{{gray|Tomfinlough Parish}} |- |'''Carrowmenagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Killelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght Finlagan Parish}} |'''Carrowmoneen'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcolagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}} |- |'''Carrowmore'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfintinan Parish}}
{{gray|Killard Parish}}
{{gray|Moynoe Parish}} |'''Carrowmore'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonca Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowmore Townland, Culdaff Parish, County Donegal|Culdaff Parish]] |- |'''Carrowmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynacourty Parish}}
{{gray|Bullaun Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Duniry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconickny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |'''Carrowmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Bohola Parish}}
{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowmore Townland, Kilbelfad Parish, County Mayo|Kilbelfad Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Knock Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}}
{{gray|Manulla Parish}}
{{gray|Moorgagagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tagheen Parish}} |- |'''Carrowmore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbryan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Killummod Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}}
{{gray|Roscommon Parish}}
{{gray|Taghboy Parish}} |'''Carrowmore'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacowen Parish}}
{{gray|Shancough Parish}} |- |'''Carrownacreevy'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Dromard Parish}}
{{gray|Templeboy Parish}}
{{gray|Toomour Parish}} |'''Carrownacross'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kildacommoge Parish}}
{{gray|Meelick Parish}} |- |'''Carrownageeragh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Killedan Parish}} |'''Carrownaglogh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}} |- |'''Carrownakilly'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killaloe Parish}}
{{gray|Tomfinlough Parish}} |'''Carrownamaddoo'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ahamlish Parish}}
{{gray|Saint John's Parish}} |- |'''Carrownamaddy'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Carrownamaddy Townland, Burt Parish, County Donegal|Burt Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrownamaddy Townland, Clondahorky Parish, County Donegal|Clondahorky Parish]] |'''Carrownamaddy'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Creeve Parish}}
{{gray|Saint John's Parish}} |- |'''Carrownaskeagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cloonfinlough Parish}}
{{gray|Ogulla Parish}} |'''Carrowncashlane'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgobnet Parish}} |- |'''Carrowneden'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}} |'''Carrowneden'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}} |- |'''Carrownisky'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Doonfeeny Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}} |'''Carrownree'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Emlaghfad Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |- |'''Carrownrinny'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}}
{{gray|Killukin (Roscommon) Parish}} |'''Carrownrush'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Easky Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacshalgan Parish}} |- |'''Carrowntemple'''
County Galway |{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmaan Parish}} |'''Carrowntober East'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}} |- |'''Carrowntober West'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}} |'''Carrownure'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kiltoom Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmaconnell Parish}} |- |'''Carrownurlar'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Elphin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Taghboy Parish}} |'''Carrownurlar'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Castleconor Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |- |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Billy Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowreagh Townland, Finvoy Parish, County Antrim|Finvoy Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrowreagh Townland, Grange of Drumtullagh Parish, County Antrim|Grange of Drumtullagh Parish]] |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Carrowreagh Townland, Burt Parish, County Donegal|Burt Parish]]
[[:Category:Carrowreagh Townland, Clondavaddog Parish, County Donegal|Clondavaddog Parish]]
{{gray|Donagh Parish}} |- |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cummer Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Fohanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Killimordaly Parish}}
{{gray|Killoran Parish}} |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghaboe Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |- |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Desertoghill Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght Finlagan Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballysakeery Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowreagh Townland, Killedan Parish, County Mayo|Killedan Parish]]
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}}
{{gray|Meelick Parish}} |- |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Athleague Parish}}
{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcorkey Parish}}
{{gray|Killummod Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmaconnell Parish}} |'''Carrowreagh'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Cloonoghil Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacteige Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}}
{{gray|Toomour Parish}} |- |'''Carrowroe North'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Lickerrig Parish}} |'''Carrowroe South'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Lickerrig Parish}} |- |'''Carrowroe West'''
County Galway |{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |'''Carrowroe'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcooly Parish}}
{{gray|Templetogher Parish}} |- |'''Carrowtrasna'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Gartan Parish}}
[[:Category:Carrowtrasna Townland, Moville Lower Parish, County Donegal|Moville Lower Parish]] |'''Carry'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Carry Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Carry Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |- |'''Carstown'''
County Louth |{{gray|Ballymakenny Parish}}
{{gray|Termonfeckin Parish}} |'''Cartron'''
County Clare |{{gray|Abbey Parish}}
{{gray|Clonrush Parish}} |- |'''Cartron'''
County Galway |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Drumacoo Parish}}
{{gray|Duniry Parish}}
{{gray|Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconla Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}}
{{gray|Killannin Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenavarra Parish}}
{{gray|Killeroran Parish}}
{{gray|Killogilleen Parish}}
{{gray|Killosolan Parish}}
{{gray|Kinvarradoorus Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Cartron'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Drumlease Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |- |'''Cartron'''
County Longford |{{gray|Granard Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}} |'''Cartron'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Achill Parish}}
{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Attymass Parish}}
{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Killedan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaclasser Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Manulla Parish}} |- |'''Cartron'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
{{gray|Cloonygormican Parish}}
{{gray|Creeve Parish}}
{{gray|Drumatemple Parish}}
{{gray|Elphin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbegnet Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}}
{{gray|Killinvoy Parish}}
{{gray|Killummod Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoom Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}}
{{gray|Tistara Parish}} |'''Cartron'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Aghanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Calry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}}
{{gray|Templeboy Parish}} |- |'''Cartron'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Mullingar Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Templeoran Parish}} |'''Cartronawar'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}} |- |'''Cartrondoogan'''
County Galway |{{gray|Fohanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}} |'''Cartrongilbert'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Cartronkeel'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkenny West Parish}} |'''Cartronroe'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Cloonoghil Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacallan Parish}} |- |'''Cartrons'''
County Longford |{{gray|Clongesh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}} |'''Cashel'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Cashel Townland, Forkill Parish, County Armagh|Forkill Parish]]
{{gray|Lisnadill Parish}} |- |'''Cashel'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}}
{{gray|Drumgoon Parish}}
{{gray|Killinagh Parish}} |'''Cashel'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Cashel Townland, Culdaff Parish, County Donegal|Culdaff Parish]]
{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
[[:Category:Cashel Townland, Glencolumbkille Parish, County Donegal|Glencolumbkille Parish]]
{{gray|Inishkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
[[:Category:Cashel Townland, Kilmacrenan Parish, County Donegal|Kilmacrenan Parish]]
{{gray|Kilteevoge Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghobegly Parish}} |- |'''Cashel'''
County Galway |{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Moyrus Parish}} |'''Cashel'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Canice Parish}} |- |'''Cashel'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |'''Cashel'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Killanummery Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |- |'''Cashel'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Dungiven Parish}}
{{gray|Macosquin Parish}} |'''Cashel'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Achill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Robeen Parish}}
{{gray|Toomore Parish}} |- |'''Cashel'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcorkey Parish}}
{{gray|Kilronan Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}} |'''Casheltown'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Casheltown Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Casheltown Townland, Portglenone Parish, County Antrim|Portglenone Parish]] |- |'''Casheltown'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Gartan Parish}}
{{gray|Killaghtee Parish}} |'''Cashla'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athenry Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |- |'''Cassan'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Cassan Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Cassan Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |'''Castle Island'''
County Cork |{{gray|Creagh Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |- |'''Castle Island'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Burriscarra Parish}}
{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}} |'''Castlebane'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Aghanunshin Parish}}
{{gray|Clondahorky Parish}}
{{gray|Stranorlar Parish}} |- |'''Castleboy'''
County Meath |{{gray|Skreen Parish}}
{{gray|Tara Parish}} |'''Castledowey'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Castledowey Townland, Raymoghy Parish, County Donegal|Raymoghy Parish]]
[[:Category:Castledowey Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]] |- |'''Castlefarm'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Fontstown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrush Parish}} |'''Castlegal'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ahamlish Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}} |- |'''Castlegar'''
County Galway |[[:Category:Castlegar Townland, Ballynakill (Killian) Parish, County Galway|Ballynakill (Killian) Parish]]
{{gray|Killeely Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Nicholas Parish}} |'''Castlegrace'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Aghade Parish}}
{{gray|Ballon Parish}} |- |'''Castlehill'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}} |'''Castleland'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ferns Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcavan (Ballaghkeen N., Gorey) Parish}} |- |'''Castlelands'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kinneigh Parish}}
{{gray|Mallow Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}} |'''Castlemaine'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltallagh Parish}} |- |'''Castlemartyr'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyoughtera Parish}}
{{gray|Ightermurragh Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely Parish}} |'''Castlenalact'''
County Cork |{{gray|Brinny Parish}}
{{gray|Templemartin Parish}} |- |'''Castlequarter'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Castlequarter Townland, Kilfintinan Parish, County Clare|Kilfintinan Parish]]
{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanaheen Parish}} |'''Castlequarter'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Castlequarter Townland, Fahan Upper Parish, County Donegal|Fahan Upper Parish]]
[[:Category:Castlequarter Townland, Inch Parish, County Donegal|Inch Parish]] |- |'''Castlequarter'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduagh Parish}} |'''Castlequarter'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghmacart Parish}}
{{gray|Skirk Parish}} |- |'''Castlequarter'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Fedamore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |'''Castlequarter'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Killenaule Parish}} |- |'''Castlequarter'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilronan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrossanty Parish}}
{{gray|Modelligo Parish}} |'''Castlereagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Killala Parish}} |- |'''Castleshannon'''
County Kerry |[[:Category:Castleshannon Townland, Ballyheige Parish, County Kerry|Ballyheige Parish]]
{{gray|Killury Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Castletown Townland, Ballynure Parish, County Antrim|Ballynure Parish]]
[[:Category:Castletown Townland, Island Magee Parish, County Antrim|Island Magee Parish]] |- |'''Castletown'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Doora Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kinneigh Parish}}
{{gray|Kinure Parish}}
{{gray|Mogeely (Imokilly) Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeygormacan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltartan Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Erke Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Laois |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killabban Parish}}
{{gray|Kyle Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Corcomohide Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinchalla Parish}}
{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Athboy Parish}}
{{gray|Castletown Parish}}
{{gray|Rathmolyon Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Birr Parish}}
{{gray|Rahan Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Loughkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Moyne Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Carnteel Parish}}
[[:Category:Castletown Townland, Donacavey Parish, County Tyrone|Donacavey Parish]]
{{gray|Leckpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |'''Castletown'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Castletownkindalen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}} |- |'''Castletown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgorman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |'''Castleview'''
County Cork |{{gray|Knockmourne Parish}}
{{gray|Little Island Parish}} |- |'''Caulstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Dunboyne Parish}} |'''Causestown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Athboy Parish}}
{{gray|Stackallan Parish}} |- |'''Cavan'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Killaghtee Parish}} |'''Cavan'''
County Down |{{gray|Clonduff Parish}}
{{gray|Drumballyroney Parish}} |- |'''Cavan'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Cavan'''
County Louth |{{gray|Dunbin Parish}}
{{gray|Haynestown Parish}} |- |'''Cavan'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
[[:Category:Cavan Townland, Donacavey Parish, County Tyrone|Donacavey Parish]]
{{gray|Killyman Parish}}
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |'''Cavanacaw'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Drumragh Parish}}
{{gray|Pomeroy Parish}} |- |'''Cavanagarvan'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghalurcher Parish}}
{{gray|Aghavea Parish}} |'''Cavanaleck'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Cavanaleck Townland, Aghalurcher Parish, County Fermanagh|Aghalurcher Parish]]
{{gray|Enniskillen Parish}} |- |'''Cavancarragh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Cleenish Parish}}
{{gray|Derryvullan Parish}} |'''Cavanreagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Currin Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}} |- |'''Cave'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Killower Parish}} |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names that start with '''Cea''' and end with names beginning with '''Cly''' inclusive. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Chapel'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Chapel Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |'''Chapelhill'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghaboe Parish}}
{{gray|Bordwell Parish}} |- |'''Cherryorchard'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Monart Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Enniscorthy Parish}} |'''Churchfield'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Knock Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Churchquarter'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kilwatermoy Parish}}
{{gray|Modelligo Parish}} |'''Churchtown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}}
{{gray|Middleton Parish}} |- |'''Churchtown'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
{{gray|Gartan Parish}} |'''Churchtown'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Churchtown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacnevan Parish}} |- |'''Churchtown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Hook Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrane Parish}}
{{gray|Liskinfere Parish}}
{{gray|Mulrankin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathaspick Parish}}
{{gray|Tacumshin Parish}} |'''Clady'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Grange of Inispollan Parish}}
{{gray|Tickmacrevan Parish}} |- |'''Clagan'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Learmount Parish}}
[[:Category:Clagan Townland, Lissan Parish, County Londonderry|Lissan Parish]]
{{gray|Tamlaght Finlagan Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |'''Claggan'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Claggan Townland, Clondahorky Parish, County Donegal|Clondahorky Parish]]
{{gray|Clondavaddog Parish}}
{{gray|Moville Upper Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Claggan'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Achill Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}} |'''Claggan'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Claggan Townland, Artrea Parish, County Tyrone|Artrea Parish]]
[[:Category:Claggan Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
[[:Category:Claggan Townland, Pomeroy Parish, County Tyrone|Pomeroy Parish]] |- |'''Claggarnagh East'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}} |'''Claggarnagh West'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}} |- |'''Clanhugh Demesne'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Leny Parish}}
{{gray|Portnashangan Parish}} |'''Clanmaghery'''
County Down |[[:Category:Clanmaghery Townland, Drumgooland Parish, County Down|Drumgooland Parish]]
{{gray|Tyrella Parish}} |- |'''Clanrolla'''
County Armagh |{{gray|Seagoe Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |'''Claragh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |- |'''Clare'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Clare Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Drummaul Parish]]
{{gray|Ramoan Parish}} |'''Clare'''
County Down |{{gray|Moira Parish}}
[[:Category:Clare Townland, Tullylish Parish, County Down|Tullylish Parish]] |- |'''Clare'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Clare Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
[[:Category:Clare Townland, Kildress Parish, County Tyrone|Kildress Parish]]
{{gray|Termonmaguirk Parish}} |'''Clareen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Burgesbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Moyaliff Parish}} |- |'''Clarkville'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Monasteroris Parish}} |'''Clash East'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballycurrany Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}} |- |'''Clash West'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballycurrany Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}} |'''Clash'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane (Barrymore) Parish}}
{{gray|Kinneigh Parish}} |- |'''Clash'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killarney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |'''Clashaganny'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Liskeevy Parish}} |- |'''Clashalaher'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonpet Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}} |'''Clashduff'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dromdaleague Parish}}
{{gray|Inchinabacky Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Finbar's Parish}} |- |'''Clashganniff'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Shanagolden Parish}} |'''Clashganniv'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Clashganniv Townland, Churchtown Parish, County Cork|Churchtown Parish]]
{{gray|Rathgoggan Parish}} |- |'''Clashmore'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clontead Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |'''Clashroe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Kinure Parish}} |- |'''Clashwilliam'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dunbell Parish}}
{{gray|Gowran Parish}} |'''Classes'''
County Cork |{{gray|Athnowen Parish}}
{{gray|Cannaway Parish}} |- |'''Clay'''
County Down |{{gray|Annaclone Parish}}
{{gray|Killyleagh Parish}} |'''Cleggan'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Armoy Parish}}
{{gray|Rathlin Island Parish}}
{{gray|Skerry Parish}} |- |'''Clegnagh'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballintoy Parish}}
{{gray|Grange of Drumtullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Layd Parish}} |'''Clerragh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |- |'''Cliddaun'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Dingle Parish}}
{{gray|Killeentierna Parish}} |'''Clintstown'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Coolcraheen Parish}}
{{gray|Freshford Parish}} |- |'''Clogh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Abbeylara Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}} |'''Cloghala'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}} |- |'''Cloghan'''
County Longford |{{gray|Forgney Parish}}
{{gray|Moydow Parish}} |'''Cloghan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ettagh Parish}}
{{gray|Gallen Parish}} |- |'''Cloghanboy (Homan)'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |'''Cloghane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballinadee Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoe Parish}} |- |'''Cloghane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Cloghane Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrum Parish}}
{{gray|Killaha Parish}}
{{gray|Killinane Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghane Townland, Killury Parish, County Kerry|Killury Parish]] |'''Cloghaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killilagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tulla Parish}} |- |'''Cloghaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Claregalway Parish}}
{{gray|Killinan Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |'''Cloghbolie'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghbolie Townland, Templecrone Parish, County Donegal|Templecrone Parish]] |- |'''Cloghboola'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeystrowry Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}} |'''Cloghbrack'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killian Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen Parish}} |- |'''Clogheen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Caherduggan Parish}}
{{gray|Currykippane Parish}}
{{gray|Leighmoney Parish}}
{{gray|Mourneabbey Parish}} |'''Clogheen'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Lackagh Parish}}
{{gray|Monasterevin Parish}} |- |'''Clogher'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Derryaghy Parish}}
{{gray|Kirkinriola Parish}} |'''Clogher'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfenora Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnoe Parish}} |- |'''Clogher'''
County Cork |{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcatherine Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoe Parish}}
{{gray|Templeroan Parish}} |'''Clogher'''
County Down |{{gray|Down Parish}}
{{gray|Drumbeg Parish}}
{{gray|Hillsborough Parish}}
{{gray|Magheralin Parish}} |- |'''Clogher'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballymacelligott Parish}}
{{gray|Dunurlin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoyly Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltomy Parish}} |'''Clogher'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}}
{{gray|Oughteragh Parish}} |- |'''Clogher'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Burriscarra Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Clogher'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cloonygormican Parish}}
{{gray|Estersnow Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Cloghernagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}} |'''Clogherny'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clonfeacle Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghedy Parish}} |- |'''Cloghfin'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Cloghfin Townland, Clondavaddog Parish, County Donegal|Clondavaddog Parish]]
{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghfin Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]]
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |'''Cloghfin'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghenry Parish}}
{{gray|Kildress Parish}}
{{gray|Termonmaguirk Parish}} |- |'''Cloghfune'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killarney Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |'''Cloghinny'''
County Armagh |{{gray|Forkill Parish}}
{{gray|Killevy Parish}} |- |'''Cloghleigh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aglishcloghane Parish}}
{{gray|Burgesbeg Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghleigh Townland, Relickmurry and Athassel Parish, County Tipperary|Relickmurry and Athassel Parish]] |'''Cloghnakeava'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeacanty Parish}} |- |'''Cloghoge'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Cloghoge Townland, Ballymore Parish, County Armagh|Ballymore Parish]]
{{gray|Creggan Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghoge Townland, Killevy Parish, County Armagh|Killevy Parish]] |'''Cloghoge'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Derrylossary Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloghoge Townland, Dunganstown Parish, County Wicklow|Dunganstown Parish]] |- |'''Cloghogue'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Cloghogue Townland, Drummaul Parish, County Antrim|Drummaul Parish]]
[[:Category:Cloghogue Townland, Duneane Parish, County Antrim|Duneane Parish]] |'''Cloghran'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Cloghran (Castleknock) Parish}}
{{gray|Cloghran (Coolock) Parish}} |- |'''Cloghristick'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Cloydagh Parish}}
{{gray|Killerrig Parish}} |'''Cloghroe'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Convoy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacrenan Parish}} |- |'''Cloghy'''
County Down |{{gray|Castleboy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilclief Parish}} |'''Clogrenan'''
County Laois |[[:Category:Clogrenan Townland, Cloydagh Parish, County Laois|Cloydagh Parish]]
{{gray|Killeshin Parish}} |- |'''Cloheen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Island Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarriff Parish}} |'''Clomoney'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballyellin Parish}}
{{gray|Clonygoose Parish}}
{{gray|Lorum Parish}} |- |'''Clonad'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Clonsast Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}}
{{gray|Killaderry Parish}} |'''Clonagh'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Cadamstown Parish}}
{{gray|Dunfierth Parish}}
{{gray|Taghadoe Parish}} |- |'''Clonagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Killabban Parish}} |'''Clonassy'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Kilmacow Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkieran Parish}} |- |'''Clonavogy'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |'''Clonbouig'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Templetrine Parish}} |- |'''Clonbrennan'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Dunkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Roscrea Parish}} |'''Clonbrone'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Birr Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcullen Parish}} |- |'''Clonbrusk'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |'''Clonbuogh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Killavinoge Parish}}
{{gray|Templetouhy Parish}} |- |'''Cloncose'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Killashandra Parish}} |'''Cloncourse'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Kyle Parish}} |- |'''Cloncullen'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ballymore Parish}}
{{gray|Killucan Parish}}
{{gray|Newtown Parish}} |'''Cloncurry'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Cloncurry (Ikeathy and Oughterany) Parish}}
{{gray|Cloncurry (Offaly East) Parish}} |- |'''Clondalever'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Rathconnell Parish}} |'''Clondardis'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Mullingar Parish}}
{{gray|Templeoran Parish}} |- |'''Clondavan'''
County Meath |{{gray|Moymet Parish}}
{{gray|Trim Parish}} |'''Clone'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Kilmaganny Parish}}
{{gray|Rathbeagh Parish}} |- |'''Clonee'''
County Meath |{{gray|Dunboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Trim Parish}} |'''Cloneen'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Agha Parish}}
{{gray|Nurney Parish}} |- |'''Cloney'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Layd Parish}}
{{gray|Tickmacrevan Parish}} |'''Clonfad'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Drummully Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}} |- |'''Clonfad'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Clonfad Parish}}
{{gray|Killucan Parish}} |'''Clonganny'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltrisk Parish}} |- |'''Clonkeen'''
County Laois |{{gray|Abbeyleix Parish}}
{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}} |'''Clonkeen'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Noughaval Parish}}
{{gray|Street Parish}} |- |'''Clonmore North'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Caher Parish}} |'''Clonmore South'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Caher Parish}} |- |'''Clonmore'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Oldleighlin Parish}} |'''Clonmore'''
County Laois |{{gray|Killeshin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdowney Parish}} |- |'''Clonmore'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Castlejordan Parish}}
{{gray|Clonsast Parish}}
[[:Category:Clonmore Townland, Geashill Parish, County Offaly|Geashill Parish]]
{{gray|Seirkieran Parish}} |'''Clonmore'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dolla Parish}}
{{gray|Inishlounaght Parish}}
{{gray|Killavinoge Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patricksrock Parish}} |- |'''Clonmore'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Mullingar Parish}}
{{gray|Street Parish}} |'''Clonmore'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Liskinfere Parish}} |- |'''Clonoghil'''
County Laois |{{gray|Abbeyleix Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |'''Clonshaugh'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Cloghran (Coolock) Parish}}
{{gray|Santry Parish}} |- |'''Clontonakelly'''
County Down |{{gray|Comber Parish}}
{{gray|Drumbo Parish}} |'''Clontycoe'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Dysartgallen Parish}} |- |'''Clontycoora'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Clontycoora Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Clontycoora Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |'''Clonyharp'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Moyaliff Parish}} |- |'''Cloon'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Claregalway Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeacanty Parish}}
{{gray|Omey Parish}} |'''Cloon'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardmayle Parish}}
{{gray|Templedowney Parish}} |- |'''Cloonacalleen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Killaan Parish}} |'''Cloonacarn'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Cloonacarn Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Cloonacarn Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |- |'''Cloonacarrow'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |'''Cloonacauneen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Claregalway Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}} |- |'''Cloonagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Kilmanman Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloonagh Townland, Rosenallis Parish, County Laois|Rosenallis Parish]] |'''Cloonagh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Columbkille Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}}
{{gray|Killoe Parish}} |- |'''Cloonagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Drum Parish}}
{{gray|Tagheen Parish}} |'''Cloonagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Taghboy Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |- |'''Cloonagh'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Ballynakill Parish}}
{{gray|Dromard Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Toomour Parish}} |'''Cloonaghduff'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Drum Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}} |- |'''Cloonaghmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballyhean Parish}}
{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
{{gray|Moygawnagh Parish}} |'''Cloonalour'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ratass Parish}}
{{gray|Ratass Parish}} |- |'''Cloonaraher'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshalvy Parish}} |'''Cloonard'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killashee Parish}}
{{gray|Taghshinny Parish}} |- |'''Cloonarragh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |'''Cloonascragh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbennan Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Cloonawillin'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballysakeery Parish}}
{{gray|Crossmolina Parish}} |'''Cloonbeg'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilbeacanty Parish}}
{{gray|Moyrus Parish}} |- |'''Cloonboy'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Templemurry Parish}} |'''Cloonbrusk'''
County Galway |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}} |- |'''Clooncah'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballymoe) Parish}}
{{gray|Killimordaly Parish}} |'''Clooncah'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Clooncah Townland, Cloonfinlough Parish, County Roscommon|Cloonfinlough Parish]]
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |- |'''Clooncallis'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killaan Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}} |'''Clooncon'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Killeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Monagay Parish}} |- |'''Cloonconra'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}} |'''Cloonconra'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}} |- |'''Clooncoose'''
County Longford |{{gray|Clonbroney Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |'''Clooncoose'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |- |'''Clooncose'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Cloone Parish}} |'''Clooncraff'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Clooncraff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}} |- |'''Clooncullaan'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Clooncullaan Townland, Elphin Parish, County Roscommon|Elphin Parish]]
{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}} |'''Clooncunny'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Achonry Parish}}
{{gray|Killaraght Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshalvy Parish}} |- |'''Cloondrinagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clondagad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfiddane Parish}} |'''Cloone'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |- |'''Cloonee'''
County Cork |{{gray|Durrus Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbolane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |'''Cloonee'''
County Galway |{{gray|Drumatemple Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkilvery Parish}} |- |'''Cloonee'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyovey Parish}} |'''Clooneen'''
County Clare |{{gray|Inchicronan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfenora Parish}} |- |'''Clooneen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killeany Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |'''Clooneen'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Killasnet Parish}} |- |'''Clooneen'''
County Longford |{{gray|Columbkille Parish}}
{{gray|Forgney Parish}} |'''Clooneen'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Meelick Parish}}
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Clooneen'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Athleague Parish}}
{{gray|Creagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Rahara Parish}} |'''Clooneen'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Emlaghfad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacshalgan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmorgan Parish}} |- |'''Clooneigh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |'''Clooney'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Inishkeel Parish}}
[[:Category:Clooney Townland, Tullyfern Parish, County Donegal|Tullyfern Parish]] |- |'''Clooney'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghanloo Parish}}
{{gray|Clondermot Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcronaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |'''Cloonfad'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Moore Parish}}
[[:Category:Cloonfad Townland, Termonbarry Parish, County Roscommon|Termonbarry Parish]]
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |- |'''Cloonfower'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Termonbarry Parish}} |'''Cloongawnagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}} |- |'''Cloonkeen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aglishdrinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacabea Parish}} |'''Cloonkeen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |- |'''Cloonkeen'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ballymacormick Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}}
{{gray|Taghsheenod Parish}} |'''Cloonkeen'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}}
{{gray|Tagheen Parish}} |- |'''Cloonkeen'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmaconnell Parish}}
{{gray|Tumna Parish}} |'''Cloonlara'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Bekan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}} |- |'''Cloonlaughil'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Cloonmore'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clondagad Parish}}
{{gray|Doora Parish}} |- |'''Cloonmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Belclare Parish}}
{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killannin Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Cloonmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}} |- |'''Cloonmore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilteevan Parish}}
{{gray|Termonbarry Parish}} |'''Cloonmoylan'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |- |'''Cloonmweelaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilconla Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |'''Cloonnacross'''
County Galway |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}} |- |'''Cloonnagleragh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Knock Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Cloonnakilla'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilchreest Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmihil Parish}} |- |'''Cloonreask'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Askeaton Parish}}
{{gray|Tomdeely Parish}} |'''Cloonroughan'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Elphin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeevin Parish}} |- |'''Cloonruff'''
County Galway |{{gray|Athleague Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcroan Parish}} |'''Cloonshannagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Bumlin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}}
{{gray|Termonbarry Parish}} |- |'''Cloonshinnagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballyhean Parish}}
{{gray|Ballysakeery Parish}} |'''Cloontarriff'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Knock Parish}} |- |'''Cloonteen'''
County Clare |{{gray|Templemaley Parish}}
{{gray|Tulla Parish}} |'''Cloonteen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilconla Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduagh Parish}} |- |'''Cloontubbrid'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Cloonturk'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynahaglish Parish}} |- |'''Cloonty'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Shanagolden Parish}} |'''Cloonybeirne'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Killukin (Roscommon) Parish}}
{{gray|Roscommon Parish}} |- |'''Cloonyquin'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Elphin Parish}}
{{gray|Fuerty Parish}} |'''Clough'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Clonmore Parish}}
{{gray|Liskinfere Parish}} |- |'''Cloughfin'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Ballynascreen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcronaghan Parish}} |'''Clowater'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Ballyellin Parish}}
{{gray|Clonygoose Parish}}
{{gray|Lorum Parish}} |- |'''Clownings'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Great Connell Parish}}
{{gray|White Church Parish}} |'''Cluide'''
County Louth |{{gray|Dunleer Parish}}
{{gray|Smarmore Parish}} |- |'''Cluntagh'''
County Down |[[:Category:Cluntagh Townland, Annahilt Parish, County Down|Annahilt Parish]]
{{gray|Killyleagh Parish}} |'''Clutterland'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Clondalkin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmactalway Parish}} |- |'''Clydagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Cargin Parish}}
{{gray|Moycullen Parish}} |'''Clyduff'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Dunkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilclonfert Parish}} |- |}

:This shows the name of the location and the parishes in which that name occurs in each county. If you find a missing name or category not linked where there is a category please PM the page manager of leave a comment. :The list below relates to names that start with '''Coa''' and end with names beginning with '''Corp''' inclusive. Where a category for the location exists (at the time of the last run) there will be a link in the parish name otherwise the parish name is greyed out (or grayed out). :{| width="100%" border="1" |'''Coarliss'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyhay Parish}}
{{gray|Caheragh Parish}} |'''Cogaula'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}} |- |'''Coldblow'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Aghancon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcomin Parish}} |'''Coldblow'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Lady's Island Parish}}
{{gray|Tacumshin Parish}} |- |'''Coldwells'''
County Kildare |[[:Category:Coldwells Townland, Ballybought Parish, County Kildare|Ballybought Parish]]
[[:Category:Coldwells Townland, Ballymore Eustace Parish, County Kildare|Ballymore Eustace Parish]] |'''Coldwinters'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Finglas Parish}}
{{gray|Lusk Parish}} |- |'''Collegeland'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |'''Collierstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |- |'''Collinstown'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Clondalkin Parish}}
{{gray|Lusk Parish}}
{{gray|Santry Parish}} |'''Collinstown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Ardkill Parish}}
{{gray|Leixlip Parish}} |- |'''Colmanstown'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clonkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}} |'''Coltstown'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Castledermot Parish}}
{{gray|Graney Parish}} |- |'''Commeen'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Kilteevoge Parish}}
{{gray|Lettermacaward Parish}} |'''Commeen'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Commeen Townland, Clooncraff Parish, County Roscommon|Clooncraff Parish]]
{{gray|Dysart Parish}} |- |'''Common'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Inishkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Raphoe Parish}} |'''Common'''
County Galway |{{gray|Boyounagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Common'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Kilcullen Parish}}
{{gray|Mainham Parish}}
{{gray|Morristownbiller Parish}} |'''Common'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killinick Parish}}
{{gray|Mulrankin Parish}} |- |'''Commons East'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcatherine Parish}} |'''Commons North'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ardfert Parish}}
{{gray|Dunquin Parish}} |- |'''Commons West'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cloyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcatherine Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Quin Parish}}
{{gray|Tulla Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardnageehy Parish}}
{{gray|Ballydeloughy Parish}}
{{gray|Gortroe Parish}}
{{gray|Grenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgullane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmichael Parish}}
{{gray|Knocktemple Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}}
{{gray|Moviddy Parish}}
{{gray|Ringcurran Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Anne's Shandon Parish}}
{{gray|Templemartin Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Down |{{gray|Killyleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Newry Parish}}
{{gray|Newtownards Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Balscaddan Parish}}
{{gray|Crumlin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcoole Parish}}
{{gray|Santry Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}}
{{gray|Kilteskill Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilbonane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgobban Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoyly Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Donaghcumper Parish}}
{{gray|Tipperkevin Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Gowran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacar Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Adare Parish}}
{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Drehidtarsna Parish}}
{{gray|Effin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfinny Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Louth |{{gray|Carlingford Parish}}
{{gray|Louth Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Crossboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoremoy Parish}}
{{gray|Shrule Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Meath |{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Navan Parish}}
{{gray|Ratoath Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}}
{{gray|Slane Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}}
{{gray|Taghboy Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardfinnan Parish}}
{{gray|Fethard Parish}}
{{gray|Thurles Parish}} |'''Commons'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dungarvan Parish}}
{{gray|Killea Parish}}
{{gray|Mothel Parish}} |- |'''Commons'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ambrosetown Parish}}
{{gray|Duncormick Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Parish}} |'''Conaghra'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Doonfeeny Parish}}
{{gray|Lackan Parish}} |- |'''Condonstown'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballycurrany Parish}}
{{gray|Clonmult Parish}} |'''Coneyburrow'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Donaghcumper Parish}}
{{gray|St. Michaels Parish}} |- |'''Conicar'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconickny Parish}} |'''Conray'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Drumlease Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |- |'''Cooga'''
County Clare |{{gray|Killadysert Parish}}
{{gray|Ruan Parish}} |'''Cookstown'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Swords Parish}}
{{gray|Tallaght Parish}} |- |'''Cookstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ballymaglassan Parish}}
{{gray|Cookstown Parish}}
{{gray|Skreen Parish}} |'''Cool'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}}
{{gray|Whitechurch Parish}} |- |'''Coolacoosane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aghinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clondrohid Parish}}
{{gray|Clonfert Parish}} |'''Cooladerry'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clondavaddog Parish}}
{{gray|Raphoe Parish}} |- |'''Coolagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeygormacan Parish}}
{{gray|Moycullen Parish}}
{{gray|Oranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Nicholas Parish}} |'''Coolagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Coolbanagher Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanman Parish}} |- |'''Coolaghbaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Mayo Parish}} |'''Coolastingan'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Arklow Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Parish}} |- |'''Coolatoor'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}} |'''Coolbane East'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilbonane Parish}}
{{gray|Killorglin Parish}} |- |'''Coolbane West'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilbonane Parish}}
{{gray|Killorglin Parish}} |'''Coolbane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Caheragh Parish}}
{{gray|Knocktemple Parish}}
{{gray|Liscarroll Parish}}
{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Tullylease Parish}} |- |'''Coolbaun'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilcredane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |'''Coolbaun'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Adare Parish}}
{{gray|Castletown Parish}} |- |'''Coolbaun'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Cooleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpatrick Parish}}
{{gray|Templeachally Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghorton Parish}} |'''Coolboy'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Athlacca Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeheny Parish}} |- |'''Coolboy'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Coolboy Townland, Carnew Parish, County Wicklow|Carnew Parish]]
{{gray|Kilbride (Arklow) Parish}} |'''Coolcarron'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymartle Parish}}
{{gray|Fermoy Parish}} |- |'''Coolcaum'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aglishdrinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamartery Parish}} |'''Coolcorberry'''
County Laois |{{gray|Abbeyleix Parish}}
{{gray|Durrow Parish}} |- |'''Coolcran'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballysakeery Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbelfad Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoremoy Parish}} |'''Coolcurtoga'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killaha Parish}}
{{gray|Killaha Parish}} |- |'''Coolderry'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}} |'''Coolderry'''
County Offaly |[[:Category:Coolderry Townland, Ettagh Parish, County Offaly|Ettagh Parish]]
{{gray|Reynagh Parish}} |- |'''Coolderry'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Creagh Parish}}
{{gray|Moore Parish}}
{{gray|Tistara Parish}} |'''Coolderry'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ardcrony Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymackey Parish}}
[[:Category:Coolderry Townland, Glenkeen Parish, County Tipperary|Glenkeen Parish]]
{{gray|Kilcomenty Parish}}
{{gray|Loughkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Modreeny Parish}} |- |'''Cooldorragh'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Lemanaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Roscomroe Parish}} |'''Cooldorragha'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killererin Parish}}
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}} |- |'''Cooldrinagh'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Aderrig Parish}}
{{gray|Lucan Parish}} |'''Cooldurragha'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigleamleary Parish}}
{{gray|Clenor Parish}}
{{gray|Myross Parish}} |- |'''Coole'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|The Rower Parish}} |'''Coole'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Dysartgallen Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |- |'''Coole'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyburly Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcullen Parish}}
{{gray|Wheery or Killagally Parish}} |'''Coole'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Buolick Parish}}
{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Inishlounaght Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnarath Parish}} |- |'''Coole'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Killesk Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmallock Parish}} |'''Coolea'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyvourney Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcormack Parish}} |- |'''Cooleagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Cooleagh Parish}}
{{gray|Graystown Parish}} |'''Cooleen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyhay Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}} |- |'''Cooleen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcomenty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore (Ormond Upper) Parish}} |'''Cooleeshill'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Corbally Parish}}
{{gray|Roscrea Parish}} |- |'''Coolfin'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}} |'''Coolfin'''
County Laois |{{gray|Aghaboe Parish}}
{{gray|Bordwell Parish}}
{{gray|Rathdowney Parish}} |- |'''Coolgarrow'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Saint Mary's Newtownbarry Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshannon Parish}} |'''Coolgarrow'''
County Wicklow |{{gray|Ballinacor Parish}}
[[:Category:Coolgarrow Townland, Ballintemple Parish, County Wicklow|Ballintemple Parish]] |- |'''Coolgort'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Kilfithmone Parish}}
{{gray|Templeneiry Parish}} |'''Coolgrange'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Saint Canice Parish}}
{{gray|Tiscoffin Parish}} |- |'''Coolhill'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Drumglass Parish}}
{{gray|Killeeshil Parish}} |'''Cooliney'''
County Cork |{{gray|Cooliney Parish}}
{{gray|Killathy Parish}} |- |'''Coolishal'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dysert Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |'''Coolkill East'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Coolkill West'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |'''Coolkill'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballycahill Parish}}
{{gray|Moyaliff Parish}} |- |'''Coollegrean'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballincuslane Parish}}
{{gray|Killarney Parish}} |'''Coollick'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kilcredane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |- |'''Coollisduff'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}} |'''Coolloughra'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghagower Parish}}
{{gray|Bekan Parish}} |- |'''Coolmeen'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Coolmeen Townland, Kilfiddane Parish, County Clare|Kilfiddane Parish]]
{{gray|Killonaghan Parish}} |'''Coolmeen'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Coolmeen Townland, Clooncraff Parish, County Roscommon|Clooncraff Parish]]
{{gray|Fuerty Parish}} |- |'''Coolmine'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Clonsilla Parish}}
{{gray|Saggart Parish}} |'''Coolmore'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigaline Parish}}
{{gray|Churchtown Parish}} |- |'''Coolmucky'''
County Cork |[[:Category:Coolmucky Townland, Fermoy Parish, County Cork|Fermoy Parish]]
{{gray|Moviddy Parish}} |'''Coolnabrone'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Powerstown Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghanbrogue Parish}} |- |'''Coolnagoppoge'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballynacourty Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgarvan Parish}} |'''Coolnaherin'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Clonpet Parish}}
{{gray|Cordangan Parish}} |- |'''Coolnahinch'''
County Longford |{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |'''Coolnamagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballyclogh Parish}}
{{gray|Castlemagner Parish}} |- |'''Coolnapisha'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Doon Parish}}
{{gray|Oola Parish}} |'''Coolnashanton'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Coolnashanton Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Coolnashanton Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |- |'''Coolnasillagh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Ballynascreen Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Parish}} |'''Coolnatullagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Oughtmama Parish}} |- |'''Coologe'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Croom Parish}}
{{gray|Grean Parish}} |'''Coologe'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Templeneiry Parish}} |- |'''Coolrain'''
County Laois |{{gray|Killabban Parish}}
{{gray|Killeshin Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |'''Coolrainy'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Inistioge Parish}}
{{gray|The Rower Parish}} |- |'''Coolreagh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Bruree Parish}}
{{gray|Cahernarry Parish}} |'''Coolreaghs'''
County Tyrone |[[:Category:Coolreaghs Townland, Derryloran Parish, County Tyrone|Derryloran Parish]]
[[:Category:Coolreaghs Townland, Lissan Parish, County Tyrone|Lissan Parish]] |- |'''Coolree'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Downings Parish}}
{{gray|Dunfierth Parish}} |'''Coolree'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Saint Peter's Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshanbo Parish}} |- |'''Coolroe'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Litter Parish}} |'''Coolroe'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killiney Parish}}
{{gray|Knockane Parish}} |- |'''Coolroe'''
County Kilkenny |[[:Category:Coolroe Townland, Graiguenamanagh Parish, County Kilkenny|Graiguenamanagh Parish]]
{{gray|Inistioge Parish}} |'''Coolroe'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Dunkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Ettagh Parish}} |- |'''Coolroe'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Clonagam Parish}}
{{gray|Modelligo Parish}}
{{gray|Mothel Parish}} |'''Coolroe'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Chapel Parish}}
{{gray|Ferns Parish}}
{{gray|Killincooly Parish}}
{{gray|Tintern Parish}} |- |'''Coolross'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dorrha Parish}}
{{gray|Kilvellane Parish}} |'''Coolross'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Coolross Townland, Kilcommon (Ballinacor South) Parish, County Wicklow|Kilcommon (Ballinacor South) Parish]]
{{gray|Moyacomb Parish}} |- |'''Cools'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Prior Parish}} |'''Cools'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carn Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrideglynn Parish}} |- |'''Coolsrahra'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynacourty Parish}}
{{gray|Stradbally Parish}} |'''Cooltymurraghy'''
County Galway |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Killallaghtan Parish}} |- |'''Coolum'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Corbally Parish}}
{{gray|Rathmoylan Parish}} |'''Coom'''
County Cork |{{gray|Dunbulloge Parish}}
{{gray|Fanlobbus Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}} |- |'''Coom'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballincuslane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Prior Parish}} |'''Cooneen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Dolla Parish}} |- |'''Cooperhill'''
County Sligo |{{gray|Drumcolumb Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacallan Parish}} |'''Coosane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilshanahan Parish}}
{{gray|Skull Parish}} |- |'''Coppanagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |'''Coppanagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killaan Parish}}
{{gray|Killeenadeema Parish}} |- |'''Coragh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumgoon Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlane Parish}}
{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Lurgan Parish}} |'''Coraghy'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}} |- |'''Corballis'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Cloghran (Coolock) Parish}}
{{gray|Donabate Parish}} |'''Corballis'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ballygarth Parish}}
{{gray|Duleek Parish}}
{{gray|Kildalkey Parish}}
{{gray|Rathkenny Parish}}
{{gray|Rathmolyon Parish}}
{{gray|Siddan Parish}}
{{gray|Templekeeran Parish}} |- |'''Corbally North'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballydeloher Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}} |'''Corbally South'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballydeloher Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgoold Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Corbally Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
{{gray|Ballywillin Parish}}
{{gray|Killead Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Corbally Townland, Clooney (Bunratty Upper) Parish, County Clare|Clooney (Bunratty Upper) Parish]]
{{gray|Kilfearagh Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardnageehy Parish}}
{{gray|Corbally Parish}}
{{gray|Dangandonovan Parish}}
{{gray|Dungourney Parish}}
{{gray|Glanworth Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Down |{{gray|Down Parish}}
{{gray|Dunsfort Parish}}
{{gray|Garvaghy Parish}}
{{gray|Killyleagh Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Moycullen Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Killorglin Parish}}
{{gray|Molahiffe Parish}}
{{gray|Rattoo Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Kildare |{{gray|Kildare Parish}}
{{gray|Taghadoe Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Callan Parish}}
{{gray|Fiddown Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Laois |{{gray|Clonenagh and Clonagheen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanman Parish}}
[[:Category:Corbally Townland, Rosenallis Parish, County Laois|Rosenallis Parish]]
{{gray|Tecolm Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Galbally Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Patrick's Parish}}
{{gray|Shanagolden Parish}} |- |'''Corbally'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Drangan Parish}}
{{gray|Rahelty Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Donacavey Parish}}
[[:Category:Corbally Townland, Dromore Parish, County Tyrone|Dromore Parish]] |- |'''Corbally'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Killucan Parish}}
{{gray|Lynn Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Feighin's Parish}} |'''Corbally'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kiltrisk Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshannon Parish}} |- |'''Corbeagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}}
{{gray|Shercock Parish}} |'''Corcashel'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Killinagh Parish}} |- |'''Corclogh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcommon (Erris) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |'''Corcloghan'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castleterra Parish}}
{{gray|Drumgoon Parish}} |- |'''Corcraff'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}} |'''Corcreeny'''
County Down |[[:Category:Corcreeny Townland, Donaghcloney Parish, County Down|Donaghcloney Parish]]
{{gray|Hillsborough Parish}} |- |'''Corcullen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Moycullen Parish}}
{{gray|Rahoon Parish}} |'''Corderry'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Killarga Parish}} |- |'''Cordevlis'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}} |'''Cordoagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbride Parish}} |- |'''Cordrumman'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Bumlin Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}} |'''Corduff'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}} |- |'''Corduff'''
County Dublin |{{gray|Castleknock Parish}}
{{gray|Lusk Parish}} |'''Corduff'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Annaduff Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |- |'''Corduff'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}} |'''Corfad'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}}
{{gray|Larah Parish}}
{{gray|Mullagh Parish}} |- |'''Corfad'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Ballybay Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |'''Corgar'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Mohill Parish}}
{{gray|Oughteragh Parish}} |- |'''Corgarve'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Creeve Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeane Parish}} |'''Corglass or Rassan'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}}
{{gray|Crosserlough Parish}} |- |'''Corglass'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Bailieborough Parish}}
{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlane Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}} |'''Corglass'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Carrigallen Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}}
{{gray|Killasnet Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}} |- |'''Corgreagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumlane Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}}
{{gray|Larah Parish}} |'''Corick'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Ballynascreen Parish}}
{{gray|Dungiven Parish}} |- |'''Corkeeran'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Ballybay Parish}}
{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}} |'''Corkhill'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
[[:Category:Corkhill Townland, Kildress Parish, County Tyrone|Kildress Parish]]
{{gray|Kilskeery Parish}}
{{gray|Pomeroy Parish}} |- |'''Corlackan'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilbegnet Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcroan Parish}} |'''Corlat'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Corlatt'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Galloon Parish}}
{{gray|Kinawley Parish}} |'''Corlea'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Killinagh Parish}} |- |'''Corlea'''
County Clare |{{gray|Feakle Parish}}
[[:Category:Corlea Townland, Kilfinaghta Parish, County Clare|Kilfinaghta Parish]] |'''Corlea'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |- |'''Corlea'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Mohill Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |'''Corlea'''
County Monaghan |[[:Category:Corlea Townland, Aghnamullen Parish, County Monaghan|Aghnamullen Parish]]
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |- |'''Corlea'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Drumragh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilskeery Parish}} |'''Corleck'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |- |'''Corlis'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Aughrim Parish}}
{{gray|Baslick Parish}} |'''Corlough'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Fenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}} |- |'''Corlurgan'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Bailieborough Parish}} |'''Cormaddyduff'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castlerahan Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlumman Parish}} |- |'''Cormeen'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castlerahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kildallan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Larah Parish}} |'''Cormeen'''
County Meath |{{gray|Moybolgue Parish}}
{{gray|Moynalty Parish}} |- |'''Cormeen'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Currin Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |'''Cormick'''
County Galway |{{gray|Abbeygormacan Parish}}
{{gray|Duniry Parish}} |- |'''Cormoy'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |'''Cornacarrow'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drumgoon Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}} |- |'''Cornacarrow'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}} |'''Cornacloy'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloonclare Parish}}
{{gray|Inishmagrath Parish}} |- |'''Cornacrea'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Kinawley Parish}}
{{gray|Magheraculmoney Parish}} |'''Cornacreeve'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Oughteragh Parish}} |- |'''Cornacreeve'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donagh Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |'''Cornagarrow'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |- |'''Cornagee'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Killinagh Parish}} |'''Cornageeha'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |- |'''Cornagillagh'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Annaduff Parish}}
{{gray|Killasnet Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Cornaglare'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Currin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Cornagran'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Kinawley Parish}}
{{gray|Scrabby Parish}} |'''Cornagrow'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlane Parish}} |- |'''Cornahoe'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Ballybay Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |'''Cornakill'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Mullagh Parish}} |- |'''Cornamucklagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castlerahan Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Scrabby Parish}} |'''Cornamucklagh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghavea Parish}}
{{gray|Clones Parish}} |- |'''Cornamucklagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ahascragh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcroan Parish}} |'''Cornamucklagh'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}} |- |'''Cornamucklagh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clogher Parish}}
{{gray|Dromore Parish}}
{{gray|Drumglass Parish}} |'''Cornanure'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Trough Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |- |'''Cornasaus'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |'''Cornasoo'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Drumsnat Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Cornaveagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballyhean Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}} |'''Cornaveagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Dunamon Parish}}
{{gray|Estersnow Parish}}
[[:Category:Cornaveagh Townland, Moore Parish, County Roscommon|Moore Parish]] |- |'''Cornaveigh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Clonpriest Parish}} |'''Cornawall'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}} |- |'''Corporation'''
County Down |{{gray|Bangor Parish}}
{{gray|Killyleagh Parish}} |}

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County Cavan |{{gray|Ballintemple Parish}}
{{gray|Killashandra Parish}} |'''Corr'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ballymorin Parish}}
{{gray|Drumraney Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkenny West Parish}} |- |'''Corrabaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Clontuskert Parish}}
{{gray|Grange Parish}}
{{gray|Killeroran Parish}} |'''Corrabaun'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killoe Parish}}
{{gray|Taghshinny Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |- |'''Corrabeagh'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Fenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Corrabeg'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Athleague Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcooley Parish}} |- |'''Corrabola'''
County Longford |{{gray|Rathreagh Parish}}
{{gray|Taghshinny Parish}} |'''Corracreeny'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castleterra Parish}}
{{gray|Urney Parish}} |- |'''Corradooey'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Corradooey Townland, Convoy Parish, County Donegal|Convoy Parish]]
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}} |'''Corradrehid'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilbride Parish}}
{{gray|Lissonuffy Parish}} |- |'''Corragarrow'''
County Longford |{{gray|Killashee Parish}}
{{gray|Templemichael Parish}} |'''Corragarry'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Currin Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Ematris Parish}} |- |'''Corragaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}} |'''Corraghy'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Bailieborough Parish}}
{{gray|Shercock Parish}} |- |'''Corrakeeran'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbride Parish}} |'''Corralea'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killererin Parish}}
{{gray|Monivea Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Corran'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Killashandra Parish}}
{{gray|Templeport Parish}} |'''Corrandrum'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}} |- |'''Corraneary'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Killashandra Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbride Parish}}
{{gray|Larah Parish}} |'''Corranierna'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Templeport Parish}}
{{gray|Tomregan Parish}} |- |'''Corrard'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghalurcher Parish}}
[[:Category:Corrard Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh|Cleenish Parish]]
[[:Category:Corrard Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]] |'''Corraskea'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Killeevan Parish}} |- |'''Corratober'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castleterra Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Scrabby Parish}} |'''Corraun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kildacommoge Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}} |- |'''Corravilla'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Knockbride Parish}}
{{gray|Shercock Parish}} |'''Corraweelis'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Denn Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}} |- |'''Correagh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ardnurcher or Horseleap Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyloughloe Parish}} |'''Correal'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Fuerty Parish}}
{{gray|Tistara Parish}} |- |'''Correel'''
County Laois |{{gray|Curraclone Parish}}
{{gray|Moyanna Parish}} |'''Corries or Corrymore'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Lorum Parish}}
{{gray|Sliguff Parish}} |- |'''Corrinary'''
County Monaghan |[[:Category:Corrinary Townland, Currin Parish, County Monaghan|Currin Parish]]
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}} |'''Corrinshigagh'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Magheross Parish}} |- |'''Corrinshigo'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Drung Parish}}
{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}} |'''Corrinshigo'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Currin Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |- |'''Corry'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Inishmacsaint Parish}}
{{gray|Kinawley Parish}} |'''Corry'''
County Galway |[[:Category:Corry Townland, Killimorbologue Parish, County Galway|Killimorbologue Parish]]
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |- |'''Corry'''
County Longford |{{gray|Clongesh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilglass Parish}} |'''Corry'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kilgefin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmore Parish}} |- |'''Corskeagh'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}}
{{gray|Tibohine Parish}} |'''Corstown'''
County Louth |{{gray|Drumcar Parish}}
{{gray|Dunany Parish}}
{{gray|Dunleer Parish}} |- |'''Corstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Diamor Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcondra Parish}} |'''Cortober'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Enniskeen Parish}}
{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}} |- |'''Cortober'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
[[:Category:Cortober Townland, Currin Parish, County Monaghan|Currin Parish]]
{{gray|Ematris Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}} |'''Corvally'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Magheross Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}}
{{gray|Tullycorbet Parish}} |- |'''Corveen'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Donegal Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaghobegly Parish}} |'''Corweelis'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Kildrumsherdan Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbride Parish}} |- |'''Cottage'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynacourty Parish}}
{{gray|Killererin Parish}} |'''Cottage'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}} |- |'''Cottage'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Inch Parish}} |'''Coumbeg'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Upperchurch Parish}}
{{gray|Youghalarra Parish}} |- |'''Court'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kildimo Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfergus Parish}} |'''Courtbrack'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Michael's Parish}} |- |'''Cousinstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Saint Margaret's (Forth) Parish}}
{{gray|Tomhaggard Parish}} |'''Cow Island'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killannin Parish}}
{{gray|Killannin Parish}} |- |'''Craan'''
County Carlow |{{gray|Aghade Parish}}
{{gray|Barragh Parish}} |'''Craan'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ferns Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamanagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilpipe Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's Newtownbarry Parish}} |- |'''Crag'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilfiddane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmanaheen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmihil Parish}}
{{gray|Kilseily Parish}} |'''Crag'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Castleisland Parish}}
{{gray|Currans Parish}}
{{gray|Nohaval Parish}}
{{gray|O'Brennan Parish}} |- |'''Craggs'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Kilmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Robertstown Parish}} |'''Craghy'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Conwal Parish}}
{{gray|Templecrone Parish}} |- |'''Cragroe'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Cragroe Townland, Kilmurry (Bunratty Lower) Parish, County Clare|Kilmurry (Bunratty Lower) Parish]]
{{gray|Tulla Parish}} |'''Craig'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballintoy Parish}}
{{gray|Billy Parish}} |- |'''Craig'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Clondahorky Parish}}
{{gray|Muff Parish}} |'''Craiganee'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballintoy Parish}}
[[:Category:Craiganee Townland, Glynn Parish, County Antrim|Glynn Parish]] |- |'''Craigfad'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}}
{{gray|Dunaghy Parish}} |'''Craigmore'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
[[:Category:Craigmore Townland, Maghera Parish, County Londonderry|Maghera Parish]] |- |'''Craigs'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Craigs Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Craigs Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]]
{{gray|Finvoy Parish}} |'''Craigtown'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Craigtown Townland, Fahan Upper Parish, County Donegal|Fahan Upper Parish]]
{{gray|Tullaghobegly Parish}} |- |'''Crakenstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Crickstown Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrew Parish}} |'''Cranberry Island'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Kilmacrenan Parish}}
{{gray|Mevagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyfern Parish}} |- |'''Crankey'''
County Armagh |{{gray|Killevy Parish}}
{{gray|Loughgilly Parish}} |'''Crankill'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Crankill Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Crankill Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |- |'''Cranmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbeagh Parish}} |'''Crannagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Killosolan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacduagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tynagh Parish}} |- |'''Crannagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyadams Parish}}
{{gray|Offerlane Parish}} |'''Crannagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Monsea Parish}}
{{gray|Shanrahan Parish}} |- |'''Cranny'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Donacavey Parish}}
[[:Category:Cranny Townland, Dromore Parish, County Tyrone|Dromore Parish]] |'''Cratloe'''
County Clare |[[:Category:Cratloe Townland, Kilfintinan Parish, County Clare|Kilfintinan Parish]]
[[:Category:Cratloe Townland, Killeely Parish, County Clare|Killeely Parish]] |- |'''Craughwell'''
County Galway |{{gray|Killora Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltormer Parish}} |'''Crean'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Glenogra Parish}}
{{gray|Monagay Parish}}
{{gray|Tullabracky Parish}} |- |'''Creboy'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ardfield Parish}}
{{gray|Island Parish}} |'''Cree'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Birr Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}} |- |'''Creenagh'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloone Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltoghert Parish}} |'''Creeny'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Drumlane Parish}} |- |'''Creeragh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballingarry (Ormond Lower) Parish}}
{{gray|Uskane Parish}} |'''Creevagh More'''
County Longford |{{gray|Forgney Parish}}
{{gray|Noughaval Parish}} |- |'''Creevagh North'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}} |'''Creevagh South'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Cong Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmolara Parish}} |- |'''Creevagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Carran Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry (Ibrickan) Parish}} |'''Creevagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}} |- |'''Creevagh'''
County Meath |{{gray|Kilskeer Parish}}
{{gray|Siddan Parish}} |'''Creeve'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghnamullen Parish}}
{{gray|Clontibret Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |- |'''Creeve'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Creeve Townland, Creeve Parish, County Roscommon|Creeve Parish]]
{{gray|Oran Parish}}
{{gray|Shankill Parish}} |'''Creeve'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Ardnurcher or Horseleap Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyloughloe Parish}} |- |'''Creeveen'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Glanbehy Parish}}
{{gray|Tuosist Parish}} |'''Creevekeeran'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Creevekeeran Townland, Creggan Parish, County Armagh|Creggan Parish]]
{{gray|Tynan Parish}} |- |'''Creevelea'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Killanummery Parish}}
{{gray|Rossinver Parish}} |'''Creevelea'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Clones Parish}}
{{gray|Donagh Parish}} |- |'''Creeves'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Dunmoylan Parish}}
{{gray|Lismakeery Parish}} |'''Creevy'''
County Down |{{gray|Aghaderg Parish}}
{{gray|Drumbeg Parish}} |- |'''Cregboy'''
County Galway |{{gray|Beagh Parish}}
{{gray|Claregalway Parish}}
{{gray|Kinvarradoorus Parish}} |'''Cregduff'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballinrobe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommon (Kilmaine) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmainemore Parish}} |- |'''Cregg'''
County Galway |{{gray|Annaghdown Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconierin Parish}}
[[:Category:Cregg Townland, Kilcummin Parish, County Galway|Kilcummin Parish]]
{{gray|Omey Parish}} |'''Creggan'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ardclinis Parish}}
{{gray|Duneane Parish}} |- |'''Creggan'''
County Donegal |[[:Category:Creggan Townland, Raphoe Parish, County Donegal|Raphoe Parish]]
[[:Category:Creggan Townland, Stranorlar Parish, County Donegal|Stranorlar Parish]] |'''Creggan'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Drum Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Killinvoy Parish}}
{{gray|Moore Parish}} |- |'''Creggane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeymahon Parish}}
{{gray|Buttevant Parish}}
{{gray|Kilshannig Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |'''Creggaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Doora Parish}}
{{gray|Kilfenora Parish}} |- |'''Creggaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballymacward Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Killora Parish}} |'''Creggaun'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballynahaglish Parish}}
{{gray|Killasser Parish}}
{{gray|Mayo Parish}} |- |'''Creggauns'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilbegnet Parish}}
{{gray|Moylough Parish}} |'''Cregmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ardrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Lackagh Parish}} |- |'''Cregnanagh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilmainebeg Parish}}
{{gray|Moorgagagh Parish}} |'''Crew'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clonfeacle Parish}}
{{gray|Errigal Keerogue Parish}} |- |'''Cripplehill'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymodan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrittain Parish}} |'''Croagh'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Killaghtee Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |- |'''Croaghan'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Aughnish Parish}}
{{gray|Clondavaddog Parish}}
{{gray|Clonleigh Parish}} |'''Croaghan'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghalurcher Parish}}
{{gray|Devenish Parish}} |- |'''Croaghan'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Macosquin Parish}}
{{gray|Tamlaght-ard or Magilligan Parish}} |'''Croaghane'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Robertstown Parish}}
{{gray|Shanagolden Parish}} |- |'''Croaghaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Drumcliff Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamona Parish}} |'''Croaghlin'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Glencolumbkille Parish}}
{{gray|Killybegs Upper Parish}} |- |'''Croaghrim'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Killesher Parish}}
{{gray|Rossorry Parish}} |'''Croan'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Aghaviller Parish}}
{{gray|Danesfort Parish}} |- |'''Crobally Lower'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcannon Parish}} |'''Crobally Upper'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcannon Parish}} |- |'''Crockaleen'''
County Fermanagh |[[:Category:Crockaleen Townland, Derrybrusk Parish, County Fermanagh|Derrybrusk Parish]]
[[:Category:Crockaleen Townland, Derryvullan Parish, County Fermanagh|Derryvullan Parish]] |'''Croghan Demesne'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyburly Parish}}
{{gray|Croghan Parish}} |- |'''Croghanhill'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballyburly Parish}}
{{gray|Croghan Parish}} |'''Crohane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilnagross Parish}}
{{gray|Kilroan Parish}} |- |'''Crohane'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Aghadoe Parish}}
{{gray|Killaha Parish}} |'''Crone'''
County Wicklow |[[:Category:Crone Townland, Aghowle Parish, County Wicklow|Aghowle Parish]]
{{gray|Powerscourt Parish}} |- |'''Cronecribbin'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Inch (Gorey) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilgorman Parish}} |'''Cronody'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Inishcarra Parish}} |- |'''Crosh'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Ardstraw Parish}}
{{gray|Cappagh Parish}} |'''Cross'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballyclug Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Culfeightrin Parish}} |- |'''Cross'''
County Clare |{{gray|Kilballyowen Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}} |'''Cross'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Moville Upper Parish}}
[[:Category:Cross Townland, Taughboyne Parish, County Donegal|Taughboyne Parish]] |- |'''Cross'''
County Down |{{gray|Drumgath Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcoo Parish}} |'''Cross'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Tuoghcluggin Parish}} |- |'''Cross'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ardagh Parish}}
{{gray|Cashel Parish}} |'''Cross'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilgeever Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeena Parish}} |- |'''Cross'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Kill St Nicholas Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacomb Parish}} |'''Crossderry'''
County Clare |{{gray|Feakle Parish}}
{{gray|Killadysert Parish}} |- |'''Crosses'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Monaghan Parish}}
{{gray|Tedavnet Parish}} |'''Crossford'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Lisgenan or Grange Parish}} |- |'''Crossgar'''
County Down |[[:Category:Crossgar Townland, Dromara Parish, County Down|Dromara Parish]]
[[:Category:Crossgar Townland, Kilmore Parish, County Down|Kilmore Parish]] |'''Crosshill'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Glenwhirry Parish}}
[[:Category:Crosshill Townland, Killead Parish, County Antrim|Killead Parish]] |- |'''Crossreagh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castleterra Parish}}
{{gray|Mullagh Parish}} |'''Crosstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ardcavan Parish}}
{{gray|Mayglass Parish}} |- |'''Crough'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Dunhill Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrossanty Parish}} |'''Crover'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Aghabog Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmoyne Parish}}
{{gray|Monaghan Parish}} |- |'''Crowbally'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Derrynahinch Parish}}
{{gray|Tullaherin Parish}} |'''Cruicetown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Cruicetown Parish}}
{{gray|Stackallan Parish}} |- |'''Crumlin'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Denn Parish}} |'''Crumlin'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Inishkeel Parish}}
{{gray|Inver Parish}} |- |'''Crumlin'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilvine Parish}}
{{gray|Turlough Parish}} |'''Crumlin'''
County Monaghan |{{gray|Kilmore Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracloone Parish}}
{{gray|Tehallan Parish}} |- |'''Cuillaun'''
County Mayo |[[:Category:Cuillaun Townland, Kilconduff Parish, County Mayo|Kilconduff Parish]]
{{gray|Kilvine Parish}}
{{gray|Robeen Parish}} |'''Cuilleen'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Cargin Parish}}
{{gray|Moyrus Parish}} |- |'''Cuilleen'''
County Roscommon |[[:Category:Cuilleen Townland, Creagh Parish, County Roscommon|Creagh Parish]]
{{gray|Drum Parish}} |'''Cuilmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilthomas Parish}} |- |'''Cuilmore'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Annaduff Parish}}
{{gray|Drumreilly Parish}} |'''Cuilmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
[[:Category:Cuilmore Townland, Kilconduff Parish, County Mayo|Kilconduff Parish]]
{{gray|Oughaval Parish}} |- |'''Cuilmore'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Ardcarn Parish}}
[[:Category:Cuilmore Townland, Clooncraff Parish, County Roscommon|Clooncraff Parish]]
{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}}
{{gray|Taghmaconnell Parish}} |'''Cuiltybo'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Kilcolman Parish}}
{{gray|Kilconduff Parish}} |- |'''Culdrum'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Macosquin Parish}} |'''Cullahill'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Bourney Parish}}
{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}} |- |'''Cullaun'''
County Clare |{{gray|Quin Parish}}
{{gray|Rathborney Parish}} |'''Culleen'''
County Clare |{{gray|Drumline Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkeedy Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmaley Parish}} |- |'''Cullenagh'''
County Clare |{{gray|Clooney (Corcomroe) Parish}}
{{gray|Killofin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilraghtis Parish}}
{{gray|Quin Parish}} |'''Cullenagh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballynoe Parish}}
{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}}
{{gray|Fanlobbus Parish}}
{{gray|Fermoy Parish}}
{{gray|Kildorrery Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}}
[[:Category:Cullenagh Townland, Lislee Parish, County Cork|Lislee Parish]]
{{gray|Templemolaga Parish}} |- |'''Cullenagh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Ballyroan Parish}}
{{gray|Killabban Parish}}
{{gray|Tankardstown Parish}} |'''Cullenagh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Doon Parish}}
{{gray|Monagay Parish}} |- |'''Cullenagh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Shanrahan Parish}}
{{gray|Templeachally Parish}} |'''Cullendragh'''
County Meath |{{gray|Culmullin Parish}}
{{gray|Killeagh Parish}} |- |'''Cullenstown'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Bannow Parish}}
{{gray|Horetown Parish}} |'''Cullentra'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Aghalurgher Parish}}
{{gray|Killeeshil Parish}} |- |'''Cullentra'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Carrick Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore Parish}}
{{gray|Monamolin Parish}} |'''Cullentragh'''
County Armagh |[[:Category:Cullentragh Townland, Ballymore Parish, County Armagh|Ballymore Parish]]
[[:Category:Cullentragh Townland, Eglish Parish, County Armagh|Eglish Parish]] |- |'''Cullentragh'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Castleterra Parish}}
{{gray|Drung Parish}} |'''Cullentragh'''
County Longford |{{gray|Cashel Parish}}
{{gray|Rathcline Parish}} |- |'''Cullentragh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Ballintober Parish}}
{{gray|Bekan Parish}}
{{gray|Burrishoole Parish}}
{{gray|Mayo Parish}} |'''Cullies'''
County Cavan |{{gray|Annagelliff Parish}}
{{gray|Knockbride Parish}} |- |'''Cullion'''
County Donegal |{{gray|Killybegs Upper Parish}}
{{gray|Leck Parish}}
{{gray|Lettermacaward Parish}}
{{gray|Templecarn Parish}} |'''Cullion'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Enniskillen Parish}}
{{gray|Galloon Parish}} |- |'''Cullion'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Cappagh Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghedy Parish}}
{{gray|Tullyniskan Parish}} |'''Cullybackey'''
County Antrim |[[:Category:Cullybackey Townland, Ahoghill Parish, County Antrim|Ahoghill Parish]]
[[:Category:Cullybackey Townland, Craigs Parish, County Antrim|Craigs Parish]] |- |'''Cullyramer'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Aghadowey Parish}}
{{gray|Desertoghill Parish}} |'''Cumber'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Aghaloo Parish}}
{{gray|Donacavey Parish}} |- |'''Cummer'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aghamore Parish}}
{{gray|Islandeady Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |'''Cumminstown'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilbixy Parish}}
{{gray|Newtown Parish}} |- |'''Curra'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ballymartle Parish}}
{{gray|Clondrohid Parish}}
{{gray|Inishannon Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbolane Parish}}
{{gray|Kinure Parish}} |'''Currabeg'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aghadown Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}}
{{gray|Castlehaven Parish}} |- |'''Currabeha'''
County Cork |{{gray|Castlelyons Parish}}
{{gray|Inishcarra Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}}
{{gray|Knockmourne Parish}} |'''Curraduff'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}} |- |'''Curraduff'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Kilrush Parish}}
{{gray|Templeshanbo Parish}} |'''Curragh Beg'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}} |- |'''Curragh More'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilkerrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltullagh Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeystrowry Parish}}
{{gray|Aghada Parish}}
{{gray|Carrigtohill Parish}}
{{gray|Clonfert Parish}}
{{gray|Donaghmore (Barretts, Muskerry East) Parish}}
{{gray|Drishane Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilkerranmore Parish}}
{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeen (Duhallow) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmurry Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghalurcher Parish}}
{{gray|Killesher Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Ballynakill (Ballynahinch) Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynakill (Leitrim) Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcloony Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Kildare |[[:Category:Curragh Townland, Ballysax Parish, County Kildare|Ballysax Parish]]
{{gray|Kildare Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Ballycallan Parish}}
{{gray|Coolaghmore Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Laois |{{gray|Bordwell Parish}}
{{gray|Killeshin Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Killeenagarriff Parish}}
{{gray|Mahoonagh Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Londonderry |{{gray|Macosquin Parish}}
[[:Category:Curragh Townland, Maghera Parish, County Londonderry|Maghera Parish]] |'''Curragh'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Ballynahaglish Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ettagh Parish}}
{{gray|Geashill Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Ballybacon Parish}}
{{gray|Castletownarra Parish}}
{{gray|Latteragh Parish}}
{{gray|Uskane Parish}} |- |'''Curragh'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Ardmore Parish}}
{{gray|Lismore and Mocollop Parish}} |'''Curragh'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Kilcumreragh Parish}}
{{gray|Saint Mary's (Brawny) Parish}} |- |'''Curragha'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Kiltubbrid Parish}}
{{gray|Mohill Parish}} |'''Curraghanearla'''
County Cork |{{gray|Aghinagh Parish}}
{{gray|Mallow Parish}} |- |'''Curraghaun'''
County Galway |{{gray|Dunmore Parish}}
{{gray|Tuam Parish}} |'''Curraghboy'''
County Westmeath |{{gray|Piercetown Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgarve Parish}} |- |'''Curraghcloney'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Newcastle Parish}}
{{gray|Tubbrid Parish}} |'''Curraghduff'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Killoscully Parish}}
{{gray|Upperchurch Parish}} |- |'''Curraghduff'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Mothel Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgormuck Parish}} |'''Curraghduff'''
County Wexford |{{gray|Ballybrazil Parish}}
{{gray|Monamolin Parish}} |- |'''Curraghfore'''
County Leitrim |{{gray|Cloonclare Parish}}
{{gray|Killasnet Parish}} |'''Curraghglass'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}}
{{gray|Lorrha Parish}} |- |'''Curraghleigh'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Dolla Parish}}
{{gray|Glenkeen Parish}} |'''Curraghmacdonagh'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Ballymacelligott Parish}}
{{gray|Ballyseedy Parish}} |- |'''Curraghmore'''
County Galway |{{gray|Claregalway Parish}}
{{gray|Killursa Parish}}
{{gray|Lickmolassy Parish}} |'''Curraghmore'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Jerpointwest Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcolumb Parish}}
{{gray|Owning Parish}} |- |'''Curraghmore'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Addergoole Parish}}
{{gray|Drum Parish}} |'''Curraghmore'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Clonmacnoise Parish}}
{{gray|Drumcullen Parish}} |- |'''Curraghmore'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Finnoe Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbarron Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmastulla Parish}}
{{gray|Loughmoe East Parish}} |'''Curraghtown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Ardbraccan Parish}}
{{gray|Culmullin Parish}}
{{gray|Cushinstown Parish}}
{{gray|Galtrim Parish}}
{{gray|Kentstown Parish}}
{{gray|Moynalty Parish}} |- |'''Curraglass'''
County Cork |{{gray|Buttevant Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |'''Curragraigue'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Annagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilquane Parish}} |- |'''Currahchase'''
County Limerick |{{gray|Adare Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcornan Parish}} |'''Curraheen'''
County Cork |{{gray|Carrigrohane Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilbrin Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmacdonogh Parish}}
{{gray|Kilnamartery Parish}}
{{gray|Knockmourne Parish}}
{{gray|Lislee Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |- |'''Curraheen'''
County Kerry |[[:Category:Curraheen Townland, Annagh Parish, County Kerry|Annagh Parish]]
{{gray|Glanbehy Parish}} |'''Curraheen'''
County Tipperary |{{gray|Aghnameadle Parish}}
{{gray|Ballybacon Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymurreen Parish}}
{{gray|Killoscully Parish}}
{{gray|Lisbunny Parish}}
{{gray|Newtownlennan Parish}}
{{gray|Peppardstown Parish}}
{{gray|Toem Parish}} |- |'''Curraheen'''
County Waterford |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Kilrossanty Parish}}
{{gray|Rathgormuck Parish}}
{{gray|Stradbally Parish}} |'''Currahy'''
County Cork |{{gray|Abbeymahon Parish}}
{{gray|Inchigeelagh Parish}} |- |'''Currakeal'''
County Cork |{{gray|Kilcaskan Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmocomoge Parish}} |'''Curraleigh'''
County Cork |{{gray|Clondrohid Parish}}
{{gray|Inishcarra Parish}} |- |'''Curran'''
County Tyrone |{{gray|Clonfeacle Parish}}
[[:Category:Curran Townland, Tullyniskan Parish, County Tyrone|Tullyniskan Parish]] |'''Currarane'''
County Cork |{{gray|Ringrone Parish}}
{{gray|Templetrine Parish}} |- |'''Currarevagh'''
County Galway |{{gray|Kilcummin Parish}}
{{gray|Ross Parish}} |'''Currin'''
County Fermanagh |{{gray|Aghavea Parish}}
{{gray|Magheracross Parish}} |- |'''Curry'''
County Longford |{{gray|Ballymacormick Parish}}
{{gray|Kilcommock Parish}}
{{gray|Mostrim Parish}}
{{gray|Street Parish}} |'''Curry'''
County Mayo |{{gray|Breaghwy Parish}}
{{gray|Drum Parish}} |- |'''Curry'''
County Roscommon |{{gray|Cam Parish}}
{{gray|Clooncraff Parish}}
{{gray|Cloonfinlough Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmeane Parish}}
{{gray|Kiltrustan Parish}} |'''Curryglass'''
County Cork |{{gray|Killaconenagh Parish}}
{{gray|Shandrum Parish}} |- |'''Currysheskin'''
County Antrim |{{gray|Ballintoy Parish}}
{{gray|Ballymoney Parish}} |'''Cush'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Eglish Parish}}
{{gray|Gallen Parish}} |- |'''Cushina'''
County Offaly |{{gray|Ballykean Parish}}
{{gray|Clonsast Parish}} |'''Cushinstown'''
County Meath |{{gray|Dunboyne Parish}}
{{gray|Kilmoon Parish}} |- |'''Cuss'''
County Kerry |{{gray|Kiltallagh Parish}}
{{gray|Murher Parish}} |'''Cussana'''
County Kilkenny |{{gray|Aglish Parish}}
{{gray|Portnascully Parish}} |}