Townparks

Irish Grid: M 85085 31200

DED: Ballinasloe (Urban)

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Census of Ireland (1821- 1911)

The first full population census of Ireland was taken in 1821 and the first four Irish censuses were arranged by county, barony, civil parish and townland.

1821:  Only some fragments for small parts of county Galway survive. There are no records      for Kilcloony.

1831:  The only surviving records are from Counties Antrim and Derry.

1841:  There are no surviving records for County Galway.

1851:   There are no surviving records for County Galway.

1861:  Census records for 1861 and 1871 were deliberately destroyed by the government

1881:  The records for 1881 and 1891 were pulped as waster paper during the shortages of World War I.

1901:   Full Census records are available    See below.

1911:   Full Census records are available    See below.

1911 Census

Overview of the townland

There were a total of 42 houses in the town land of Townparks and all were occupied. Houses 2, 33, 34 and 36 were public houses, houses 37 and 38 were listed as being clubs and house 42 was the asylum. The houses were all constructed of stone, brick or concrete walls with houses 4-7 had only thatch, wood or other perishable materials for roofing while all the others had slate, iron or tiled roofs. Houses 1, 10, 12, 13, 33, 37, 40 and 42 were 1^st class dwellings, houses 2, 3, 8, 9, 11, 28-32, 34-36 and 39 were 2^nd class dwellings and all the others were 3^rd class. Houses 16, 20 and 22 had 1 room and no windows in the front, houses 4, 14, 17-19, 24-27 and 41 had 1 room and 1 window in the front and houses 5-7, 15 and 21 had 2 rooms and 1 window in the front. House 29 had 2 rooms and 2 windows, houses 2 and 23 had 3 rooms and 2 windows, house 28 had 3 rooms and 4 windows, house 8 had 5 rooms and 4 windows, houses 35 and 36 had 7 rooms and 4 windows in the front and house 34 had 8 rooms and 4 windows in the front. House 39 had 5 rooms and 5 windows, houses 30 and 40 had 7 rooms and 5 windows, houses 9, 31, 32 and 39 had 8 rooms and 5 windows in the front and house 10 had 13 rooms and 5 windows in the front. Houses 2 and 11 had 5 rooms and 6 windows, house 1 had 6 rooms and 7 windows, house 33 had 10 rooms with 8 windows in the front, house 37 had 13 rooms with 8 windows in the front and house 12 had 15 rooms and 10 windows in the front. There was no information on the number of windows on house 42, but they had 42 rooms. There were a total of 136 out buildings in the townland, 37 stables, 9 coach houses, 3 harness rooms, 15 cow houses, 5 calf houses, 3 dairies, 8 piggeries, 13 fowl houses, a boiling house, 3 barns, 15 turf houses, 5 potato houses, a workshop, 7 sheds, 9 stores and a forge. There were a total of 1796 people in the townland at that time, 1043 males and 753 females according to the enumerator’s abstract return. The enumerator for the area was Const. Edward Dunne.

House 1: Dunne

The head of the first house in Townparks was Timothy (69) who had been married to Dora (64) for 38 years, during which time they had had 7 children with 5 of those surviving until this time. They shared the house with their son, Joseph (32), their daughter-in-law, Margaret (25), who had been married for 2 years but had no children at that time, and also a daughter, Frances (23). They were all Roman Catholic and Timothy was born in Co. Kildare, Dora was born in Dublin City and the others were all born in Co. Galway. They could all read and write. Timothy was a retired mechanical engineer, Joseph was an assistant county surveyor, County Galway town surveyor for the town of Ballinasloe and Frances was a dressmaker. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 6 rooms and they also had a turf house. The landholder was Timothy Dunne.

House 2: Staunton / Finneran [sic]

The widow Ellen (55), who had been married for 33 years, during which time she had had 3 children with 2 surviving, was the head of this household. She lived in the house with her son, Michael Joseph (32), who was married to Mary Josephine (33) and they had been married for 2 years and had 1 child, Mary Ellen (15mths). Also in the house at that time were a son, Andrew (26) and Ellen’s sister, Anne (53). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. Ellen spoke Irish and English and all, apart from Mary Ellen, were listed as being able to read and write. Ellen was a licenced trader (publican), Michael Joseph was a shop assistant and Andrew was a farmer. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 5 rooms and they also had a stable, a cow house, a piggery, a turf house, a potato house and a shed. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 3: Johnston

William (65) was married to Margaret (60) and had been for 34 years and had had 9 children of which 5 had survived until this time. William was Church of Ireland and was born in Co. Leitrim while Margaret was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Limerick. Both could read and write and William was listed as being a water bailiff. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 3 rooms and they also had a piggery and a turf house. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 4: Vaughan / Carney

John (74) lived in this house with his wife of 49 years, Ellen (72) and they had had 10 children and 7 of those had survived. They shared the house with their grandson, Francis Carney (15). They were all listed as Roman Catholics and John was born in Creagh, Co. Galway and Ellen and Francis were born in Co. Roscommon. John was a general labourer and Francis was a scholar. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 5: McIlroy

The head of this family was John (45) who had been married to Mary Anne for 12 years and they had had 5 children with 3 surviving, Catherine (10), John Francis (5) and Rosaleen [sic] (3). They were all listed as being Roman Catholic and John, Mary Anne and Catherine were born in Co. Antrim while John Francis and Rosaleen [sic] were born in Co. Roscommon. John, Mary Anne and Catherine could read and write. John was an electric engineer and Catherine and John Francis were scholars. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 2 rooms and they had a turf house. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 6: Keane / Raftery

The widow, Catherine (79) lived in this house with her grandson, John Raftery (33). Catherine had had 7 children with 4 of those having survived. They were both born in Co. Roscommon and were Roman Catholic. Catherine could speak both Irish and English but could not read, while John could read and write. John was listed as being a general labourer. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 2 rooms. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 7: Coyne

James (29) was lived in this house with his wife of 3 years, Elizabeth (25) and they had 2 children, Mary Elizabeth (1) and Lena Maud (<6mths). They were all Roman Catholic and James was born in Co Tipperary, Elizabeth was born in Kings Co.[i], Mary Elizabeth was born in Co. Dublin and Lena Maud was born in Co. Galway. Both parents could read and write and James was a garden, domestic servant. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 2 rooms, and they also had a fowl house. The landholder was Ellen Staunton.

House 8: Glynn / Butler / Kelly

The head of this household was listed as being Mary (65) and there were also 3 boarders in the house at that time, Henry Butler (31), Mary Butler (29) and Malachy Kelly (18). They were all Roman Catholic with Henry being born in Co. Donegal and the others were all born in Co. Galway. Malachy spoke both Irish and English and all could read and write. Henry was a constable with the R.I.C. and Malachy was a scholar. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 5 rooms, and they also had a stable and a turf house. The landholder was James Lally.

House 9: Murray / Keating

There were 11 members of this household and the head was John (50), who had been married to Margaret (35) for 13 years and they had had 9 children, of which 8 had survived, Michael A. (12), Mary (11), John Joe (10), Francis (8), James A. (7), Kathleen (5), Martin A. (4) and Peter P. (2) and also in the house at that time was a servant, Anne Keating (20). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic, with the exception of John, who was born in Co. Roscommon. The 3 youngest children could not read, James A. could read only and all the others could read and write. John was a grocer, spirit merchant and farmer, Anne was a kitchen maid domestic servant and the eldest 6 children were all scholars. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 8 rooms, and they also had a stable, a cow house, a calf house, a fowl house, a turf house and a shed. The landholder was John Murray.

House 10: Ballagh [sic] / Barnwell

The head of the household in house 10 was Thomas (41), who was married to Louie [sic] (38) and had been for 11 years, during which time they had had 6 children and 5 of those had survived, Violet (10), Gladys Louisa (9), John Thomas Elder (6), Victor Sydney (4) and Frederick Hutchinson (11mths) and also in the house was a servant, Mary Barnwell (22). They were all Presbyterian and Thomas was born in Co. Monaghan, Mary was born in Dublin and the others were all born in Co. Galway. With the exception of Victor Sydney and Frederick Hutchinson, they could all read and write. Thomas was a J.P. and commercial traveller and Violet, Gladys Louisa and John Thomas Elder were scholars. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 13 rooms, and they also had a stable, a coach house, cow house, a fowl house, a turf house, a potato house, a shed and a store. The landholder was Archibald Elliott.

House 11: Elliott / Goode

Archibald Elliott (no age given) lived in this house with a servant, the widow, Harriet Goode (68). There were no details for Archibald in this entry but Harriet was Church of Ireland and born in Co. Longford. She was a cook domestic servant and could read and write. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 5 rooms, and they also had a coach house and a store. The landholder was Archibald Elliott.

House 12: Kenny / Martin / Guffut [sic] / Crooks

This household had 8 members and the head was the widow, Margaret (50) and she shared the house with 4 of her children, Ethel (18), Francis (17), James (15) and Margaret Mary (14), a visitor, Thomas Martin (12) and 2 boarders, Henry Guffut [sic] (23) and Joseph Alphonso Crooks (25). They were all listed as being Roman Catholic and Henry and Joseph Alphonso were born in Scotland and the others were all born in Co. Roscommon. Ethel, Francis, James, Margaret Mary and Thomas spoke Irish and English. They could all read and write and Ethel, Francis, James, Margaret Mary and Thomas were scholars and Henry and Joseph Alphonso were photographers. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 15 rooms, and they also had 5 stables. The landholder was Margaret Kenny.

House 13: Deane / Gaugheran [sic] / Carter / Coffey

The head of this household was the widower John (65) who had had 6 children but only 3 had survived. He lived in the house with his daughter, Annie Gaugheran [sic] (27), his son, William (20), 2 boarders, Joseph Carter (30), who was married to Katie Carter (29) and a servant, Patrick Coffey (74). They were all Roman Catholic and Patrick was born in Co. Roscommon, Katie was born in Co. Tipperary and the others were all born in Co. Galway. They could all read and write. John was a farmer, William was a farmer’s son, Joseph was a coach painter and Patrick was an agricultural labourer. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 9 rooms, and they also had a stable, a cow house, a piggery, a fowl house, a turf house and a shed. The landholder was John Deane.

House 14: Mulhare

The sole occupant of house 14 was Timothy (40), who was listed as being married for 16 years and had had 2 children with 1 surviving but there was no mention of his wife in this entry. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was listed as being a blacksmith but could not read and write. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room, and he also had a forge. The landholder was Hamilton Barrett.

House 15: O Malley

Of the nine members of this family, Martin (44) was the head and he had been married to Bridget (39) for 22 years and during which time they had had 10 children of which 8 had survived. Seven of those children also lived in the house and they were Annie (19), Michael James (17), Patrick Joseph (15), Matthew (12), Alice (9), Bridget (7) and Francis Joseph (1mth). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic with the exception of Martin, who was listed as being born in Ireland. All, apart from baby Francis Joseph, could read and write. Martin and Michael James were harness makers and Patrick Joseph, Matthew, Alice and Bridget were scholars. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 2 rooms. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 16: McDonnell

The widow, Jane (77) was the head of this family and she had 8 children, all of whom had survived at this time. She shared the house with her daughter, Bridget (46) and a niece, Kathleen (4). They were all Roman Catholic and Jane and Bridget were born in Co. Roscommon and Kathleen was born in Co. Galway. Only Bridget could read and write and she was a washer woman. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 17: Gantley [sic]

Kate (50), who was a widow, was listed as being the head of this family who had had 8 children but only 4 of those had survived. She lived in the house with her son, Joseph (20) and daughter, Maryanne (14). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. Kate could speak both Irish and English but none of the family could read. Joseph was listed as being a general labourer. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 18: Fallon

Patrick (59) lived in this house with his wife of 15 years, Mary (61) and they had had 2 children but neither had survived. They were Roman Catholic and Patrick was born in Co. Roscommon and Mary was born in Co. Galway. Mary spoke Irish and English and both could read and write. Patrick was an agricultural labourer. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 19: Cunningham

The sole occupant of this house was Ellen (68), who was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Roscommon. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write but there was no occupation recorded for her. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 20: Holloran [sic]

Of the 5 members of this family, John (30) was the head and he had been married to Margaret (32) for 8 years and they had 3 children, Mary Bridget (7), Kate (4) and John (2). They were all Roman Catholic with John (30) being born in Co. Roscommon, Margaret was born in Co. Wicklow and the children were born in Co. Galway. Kate and John (2) could not read, Mary Bridget could read only and the parents could read and write. John was a labourer in a timber yard and Mary Bridget and Kate were scholars. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 21: Walker

The head of this family in house 21 was William (38) who had been married to Mary (30) for 11 years and during that marriage they had had 4 children, all of whom had survived. They shared the house with 3 sons, Stephen (8), John (7) and William (5). They were all Catholic and William (38) and Mary were born in Kings County[ii], Stephen and John were born in Co. Westmeath and William (5) was born in Co. Galway. All, apart from young William, could read and write. William (38) was a postman and the children were all scholars. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 2 rooms. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 22: Brine

James (27) lived in this house with his wife of 2 years, Mary (20) but they had no children at this time. Both were Catholic and born in Co. Galway. Both could read and write and James was a general labourer. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 23: Browne

James (48) was the head of this family and he had been married to Bridget (43) for 20 years and had 9 children, all of whom had survived. There were 8 of those children also in the house at that time and they were, Delia Francis (17), Lucy (15), Annie Kate (13), Kate Ellen (14), Thomas Stephen (12), Joseph (9), Angela Evelyn (6) and Michael Francis (4). They were all Roman Catholic. James was born in Roscommon, Bridget was born in Galway E.R., Delia Francis, Annie Kate, Kate Ellen and Thomas Stephen were born in Kerry, Lucy was born in Galway, Joseph was born in Tipperary, Angela Evelyn was born in Westmeath and Michael Francis had no place of birth listed. James, Delia Francis and Lucy spoke both Irish and English. Angela Evelyn and Michael Francis could not read but all the others could read and write. James was an R.I.C. pensioner and all the children, with the exception of Michael Francis, were scholars. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 3 rooms. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 24: McDonnell

The only occupant of this house was the widow, Mary Bridget (63) and she was a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Limerick. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English but there was no occupation listed for her. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 25: Connaghton

The widow Annie (40) was listed as the head of this household and she had had 7 children with 5 of those having survived, Sybina [sic] (17), Katie (16), Patrick (14), Thomas (10) and Timothy (6). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic, with the exception of Annie, who was born in Co. Roscommon. Timothy could not read while all the others could both read and write. Sybina [sic] and Katie were general domestic servants, Patrick was a general labourer and Thomas and Timothy were scholars. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 26: Mannion

The only occupant of house 26 was Michael (30) and he was born in Co. Galway and was a Catholic. He could read and write and was a labourer. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 27: McCormack

Martin (25) had been married to Alice (26) for 8 years and during that time they had had 5 children with 4 surviving, John (7), Patrick (6), Alice (4) and Ellen Christina (2). They were all Roman Catholic and Martin and Patrick were born in Co. Westmeath while the others were all born in Co. Galway. With the exception of Alice and Ellen Christina, they could all read and write. Martin was a sawyer and the John, Patrick and Alice were scholars. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room and they had a turf house. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 28: Finn / Kelly

Patrick (75) was the head of this family and he was married to Maria (52) and had been for 31 years and during the marriage they had had 9 children of which 8 had survived. They shared the house with 4 of their children, Julia (19), William (11), Michael (9) and Patrick (16) and also in the house at that time was Maria’s widowed mother, Mary Kelly (76). They were all listed as being Roman Catholic with Patrick (75) being born in Sligo, Maria and Mary were born in Galway E.R. and the others were all born in Galway. Patrick (75), Maria, William, Michael and Mary spoke Irish and English and Julia spoke only English. Patrick (75) and Mary Kelly could not read while all the others could read and write. Patrick (75) was a labourer, Maria and Julia were laundress’ Mary Kelly was an old age pensioner and William, Michael and Patrick (16) were scholars. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 3 rooms and they had a fowl house and a turf house. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 29: Connolly

Thomas (50) was the head of this family and he was married to Bridget (30) and had been for 9 years and they had had 6 children of which 4 had survived, Keran [sic] (8), Thomas (3), Agnes (1) and Eileen (5). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. Thomas (50) was listed as being able to speak English only and Thomas (50), Bridget, Keran [sic] and Eileen could read and write. Thomas (50) was listed as being a labourer and Keran [sic], Thomas (3) and Eileen were scholars. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 2 rooms. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 30: Flanagan / Caughan [sic]

The head of the family in house 30 was Michael (40) and he had been married to Berta (35) for 9 years and they had 3 children, Patrick S. (5), Ethel L. (3) and Michael C. (1) and also in the house at that time was a servant, Ellie Caughan [sic] (27). They were all Roman Catholic and Michael was born in Westmeath, Berta was born in Scotland and the others were all born in Co. Galway. Michael, Berta and Ellie could read and write. Michael was a timber merchant, Patrick S. was a scholar and Ellie was a domestic servant. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 7 rooms and they had 6 stables, a harness room, 2 cow houses, 2 calf houses, a dairy, a piggery, a fowl house, a barn, a turf house and a corn mill. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 31: Corry

The widower, Patrick (56) was the head of this family and he shared the house with his daughters, Bridget M. (22) and Mary Josephine (20). They were all listed as being Roman Catholic and Patrick was born in Co. Clare, Bridget M. was born in Co. Roscommon and Mary Josephine was born in Co. Galway. They could all read and write and Patrick was a national school teacher. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 8 rooms and they had a cow house, a fowl house and a turf house. The landholder was Denis Downey.

House 32: Naughten [sic] / Ceon [sic]

There were 5 people in this house at the time of the 1911 census and the head was listed as being William J. (30) who had been married to Annie F. (28) for 2 years and they had 2 children, Thomas A. (1) and Mary E. (6mths) and also in the house at that time was a domestic servant, Katie Ceon [sic] (16). All were Roman Catholic and William J., Thomas A. and Mary E. were born in Roscommon and Annie F. and Katie were born in Galway. William J., Annie F. and Katie could read and write. Both William F. and Annie F. were national school teachers and Katie was a servant. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 8 rooms and they had a cow house, a fowl house and a turf house. The landholder was Denis Downey.

House 33: Burke

There were 8 members of this Burke family and the head was William (64) and he had been married to Susan (51) for 33 years and they had had 10 children of which 8 had survived. They shared the house with 6 of those children, Susan (31), Mary Josephine (27), Patrick Thos. (23), Sarah Johanna (20), Agnes (16) and Edward Joseph (12). They were all Roman Catholic and William and Patrick Thos. were born in Co. Roscommon, Both the Susan’s were born in Co. Donegal, Mary Josephine was born in Co. Antrim and Sarah Johanna, Agnes and Edward Joseph were born in Co. Galway. William, Susan (51), Susan (31) and Mary Josephine spoke only English while the other 4 all spoke both Irish and English and all could read and write. William was a shopkeeper and Agnes and Edward Josephine were scholars. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 10 rooms and they had 4 stables, a coach house, 2 cow houses, a dairy, 2 piggeries, a fowl house, a boiling house, a turf house, a potato house, a shed and 4 stores. The landholder was William Burke.

House 34: Finn / Mangan [sic]

The widow, Eliza (50) was the head of this household and she had 8 children, 6 of whom lived in the house at that time, Josephine (29), Thomas (28), Patrick (26), Jack (24), William (23), Lillie (21) and Madge (20) and also in the house at that time was an uncle, John Mangan [sic] (82). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. Eliza and John spoke Irish and English and Josephine was listed as being able to speak English and all could read and write. Eliza was a merchant (grocer and spirit), Thomas was a shop assistant Patrick, Jack and William were farmer’s sons and John was a retired farmer. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 8 rooms and they had 5 stables, 2 coach houses, a harness room, 2 cow houses, a calf house, a dairy, a piggery, a fowl house, a barn, a turf house, 2 potato houses and a shed. The landholder was Eliza Finn.

House 35: McEvilly / Ward  / Hockdorfer [sic][iii]

Jeanie (33) was the head of this household and she was single and lived in the house with her sisters, Charlotte (29) and Delia Josephine (26), a niece, Mary Elizabeth Ward (17) and 2 boarders, Winifred Hockdorfer [sic] (53), who was married to Charles Hockdorfer [sic] (40) and had been for 12 years and they had 2 children. They were all Roman Catholic and Jeanie, Charlotte, Delia Josephine and Mary Elizabeth were born in Co. Roscommon, Winifred was born in Co. Galway and Charles was born in Germany. They could all read and write. Jeanie, Delia Josephine and Mary Elizabeth were dressmakers and Charles was a commercial traveller jeweller. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 7 rooms and they had a stable, a coach house and a fowl house. The landholder was Rosette Bell.

House 36: Finerty / Clorke [sic][iv]

William (35) was the head of this family and he had been married to Sarah (30) for 7 years and they had had 3 children and 2 had survived, Rose (5) and Katie (3). Also in the house at that time was a servant, Michael Clorke [sic] (27). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. Rose and Katie spoke Irish and English and the others spoke only English. Katie could read only while the others all could read and write. William was a shopkeeper, Rose and Katie were scholars and Michael was a general servant. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 7 rooms and they had 2 stables, a cow house, a calf house, a piggery, a shed and 2 stores. The landholder was Patrick Claffey [sic].

House 37: Doran / Ryan / Meehan / Gantly [sic]

Martin (42) was married to Mary (32) and had been for 10 years and they had 2 children, Patrick Joseph (7) and Mary Cecelia (5). Also in the house was a boarder, Thomas Ryan (17) and 2 servants, Bridget Meehan (24) and Kathlen [sic] Gantly [sic] (18). They were Roman Catholic and Martin was born in Runcorn, Cheshire, Patrick Joseph, Mary Cecelia and Kathlen [sic] were born in Co. Galway, Mary was born in Co. Clare, Thomas was born in Co. Dublin and Bridget was born in Kings County[v]. All, apart from the children, could read and write. Martin and Thomas were painters, Bridget and Kathlen [sic] were kitchen maids, domestic servants and the children were scholars. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 13 rooms and they had 2 stables, a coach house, a fowl house and a workshop. The landholders were Connaught Club members.

House 38: Fitzgerald

The sole occupant of house 38 was John (59) and he was a Roman Catholic from Co. Clare. He could read and write and was listed as being an accountant with the National Bank. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 3 rooms and they had 2 stables, a coach house, a fowl house and a workshop. The landholders were Connaught Club members.

House 39: Collins / Byrne / McGann

Thomas Tenison [sic] (48) was the head of this household and he had been married to Elize [sic] Henrietta (47) for 17 years and they had 1 daughter, Angel Wray (20). They shared the house with a niece, Susan Le Poer Byrne (11) and a servant, Mary Anne McGann (17). Mary Anne was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, the others were all Protestant Episcopalian and Thomas Tenison [sic] was born in Co Tipperary, Elize [sic] was born in Switzerland, Angel Wray was born in Co Roscommon and Susan Le Poer was born in Co. Dublin. They could all read and write. Thomas Tenison [sic] was a physician and surgeon, Angel Wray was a teacher, Susan Le Poer was a scholar and Mary Anne was a general servant domestic. The house was a 2^nd class dwelling with 8 rooms and they had 5 stables, a coach house, a cow house and a barn. The landholder was Dr Thomas T. Collins.

House 40: Davidson / Bookless

The head of this household was Hutchinson (51) who was married to Eleanor (39) and had been for 21 years and they had had 7 children and 6 of those had survived. They shared the house with 4 of those children, John Walker (17), Olive Eleanor (16), Hutchinson (12) and Myrile [sic] (5) and also in the house was a servant, Isabella Bookless (28). They were all Presbyterian and Isabella was born in Co. Roscommon and the others were all born in Co. Galway. With the exception of Myrile [sic], They could all read and write and Hutchinson (51) was a solicitor, John Walker was a solicitor apprentice and Olive Eleanor and Hutchinson (16) were scholars. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 13 rooms and they had a stable, a coach house, a harness room, a cow house, a calf house, a fowl house, a turf house and a store. The landholder was Hutchinson Davidson.

House 41: Raftery

The widow, Norah (71) was the only occupant of this house and she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read. The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 1 room. The landholder was Michael Flanagan.

House 42: House 42 was the Asylum for this part of the country and was divided into 9 parts, 42.1 – 42.9.

House 42.1: There were 1435 people in this part of this house and all were listed by initials only to protect the identities of the patients.

(1)

I.B. (68) was a single male Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was a shop assistant who could read and write and was from Esker.

M.C. (72) was a single female Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was from Kilglass, could not read and was a labourer.

L.H. (73) was a married female who was born in Co. Galway and was an Episcopalian. She was from Carrane, could read and write and was a housekeeper.

M.C. (71) was a single male Episcopalian who was born in Co. Galway. He was a butler from Aughrim and he could read and write.

W.D. (66) was a single male shop assistant who was admitted from Galway Gaol. He was a Roman Catholic who could read and write and speak both Irish and English. He was born in Co. Galway.

W.G. (77) was a married female from Ahaseragh [sic] and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She was listed as being a farmer, could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

C.R. (72) was a female and she was a single servant who could read and write and was admitted from Gort. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

T.B. (73) was a male who was married and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and could not read. He was from Tuam.

K.K. (33) was a female who was single and had no occupation. She could not read and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Clonbrock.

M.D. (71) was a single male who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was an ex policeman who could read and write and was from Woodford.

J.F. (71) was a male who was single and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was listed as being a farmer who could read and write and was from Athenry.

J.C. (53) was a single male from Aughterard and he was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was listed as being a labourer but could not read. He spoke both Irish and English.

O.M. (56) was a single male who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Loughrea and he was listed as being a labourer and could not read.

J.B. (69) was a single male Episcopalian who was born in Co, Galway and he was admitted from Ballinasloe. He was a labourer who could read and write.

A.W. (72) was a female Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. She was single, could not read and was from Portumna.

J.M. (59) was a single male Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer who could not read and was admitted from Ballycanane. He could also speak both Irish and English.

A.C. (57) was a single male from Ballinasloe and he was a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer and could read and write.

H.C. (55) was a married female who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could not read, was a housekeeper and was admitted from Ballagh.

M.L. (61) was a single male soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Glenamaddy.

O.S. (68) was a single male Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer from Woodford who could not read.

J.Q. (62) was a single male Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted form Woodford and was listed as being a labourer and could read and write.

P.K. (78) was a widowed male gamekeeper from Loville. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

M.Q. (60) was a married female Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. She was listed as being a farmer, could read and write and was from Mountbellew.

W.M. (52) was a single male and was listed as being a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer from Belmont and he could read and write.

I.McD. (68) was a male who was married and was from Bracklagh. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was listed as being a labourer and could read and write.

T.Q. (63) was a single male and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Gort.

J.E. (61) was a male and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was a single labourer from Derney [sic] and could read and write.

M.M. (68) was a single male from Laurencetown and he was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer who could read and write.

M.C. (57) was a single female Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. She could not read, was listed as being a labourer and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

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H.M. (54) was a single female servant from Ahascragh. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and could read and write.

P.P. (71) was a married male and was admitted from Tuam. He could read and write and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.C. (59) was a male Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Ganaveen and was a labourer who could read and write.

J.D. (61) was a single male who was listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and could speak both Irish and English. He was admitted from Cappard.

J.L. (61) was a male labourer from Cappard and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.L. (66) was a male and was listed as being a labourer and was admitted from Oughterard. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could speak both Irish and English and could read and write.

J.R. (54) was a single male who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was a labourer from Woodberry and could not read.

J.O’D. (56) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Clonbur. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

T.Q. (48) was a male labourer and was single. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and was admitted from Glenamaddy. He could read and write.

M.M. (56) was a male from Dunmore. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was single and was listed as being a labourer.

P.R. (71) was a single male who was an ex-soldier. He was a Roman Catholic, born in Co. Galway. He was single and could read and write.

T.McT. (51) and he was a single male shoemaker. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Loughrea.

P.K. (62) was a male. He was a single man and was listed as being a labourer. He was admitted from Eyrecourt and was a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write.

M.C. (61) was a female who was listed as being a labourer. She was single and was admitted form Kilconnell. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and she could read and write.

T.G. (54) was a married male who was listed as being a farmer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic who was admitted from Woodford, He could read and write.

J.C. (64) was a male farmer who was listed as being married. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Loughlinboy.

J.C. (54) was a widowed male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Loughlinboy.

B.H. (68) was a married female. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write and could speak both Irish and English. Her occupation was listed as being a labourer and she was admitted from Ballyglunan.

P.C. (67) was a single male labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Clifden.

E.K. (64) was a single male soldier. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was admitted from Tuam.

M.M. (51) was a female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and had no occupation and was admitted from Tuam.

M.G. (54) was a female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was admitted from Tuam.

M.Q. (49) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Mountbellew.

C.G. L. (48) was a female who was listed as being single and a Labourer. She was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. She could not read and was admitted from Headford.

J.F. (49) was a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Woodford.

M.B. (69) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could speak both Irish and English and her place from where she was admitted was unknown.

H.N. (65) was single female. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She was listed as being a labourer who spoke only Irish and was admitted from Tuam.

M.R. (52) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was a born in Co. Galway. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English and the place where he was admitted from was unknown.

B.R. (52) was a male soldier. He was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway and spoke only English.

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J.H. (58) was a single national school teacher. She was a Presbyterian. She was born in Co. Galway and could read and write. She was admitted from Galway.

J.McM. (56) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. It was unknown if she could read or not and she had no occupation. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Loughrea.

P.B. (55) was a male labourer who was listed as being single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. It was unknown if he could read, but he spoke both Irish and English. He was admitted from Tuam.

P.C. (74) was a male who was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. It was unknown if he could read and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

P.K. (77) was a married male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. It was unknown if he could read, but spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Barna.

T.G. (77) was a single male. He was listed as being a labourer and was a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Iirsh and English but it was unknown if he could read. He was admitted from Ballinamore.

M.W. (55) was a single female and was a dressmaker. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Tuam.

M.C. (56) was a male. He was a labourer and was single. He was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway. It was unknown if he could read and was admitted from Killimore.

E.McD. (56) was a single female who was a dressmaker. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. It was unknown if she could read or where she was admitted from.

T.G. (59) was a married male. His occupation was listed as being a seater. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. It was unknown if he could read and he was admitted from Englishtown.

B.Q. (61) was a single female who had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was admitted from Knockadolla.

P.C. (53) was a male who was married and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Bracklaun.

S.S. (61) was a single male who was listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was from Cloon.

J.Q. (54) was a single male and was a shopkeeper. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Loughrea and was not able to read.

M.B. (54) was a male, single and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was a born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read and he was admitted from Ardnachon.

B.K. (43) was a single female and had no occupation. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could not read and was admitted from Kilkerrin.

E.C. (75) was a married female that had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was admitted from Dunmore.

B.G. (55) was a single female and was listed as being a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was from Ballyglish.

T.L. (52) was a male and he was a labourer. He was a married man who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could not read and was from Mahermore.

E.D. (65) was a married female and she had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was admitted from Crough Patrick, Co. Mayo.

B.McL. (59) was a married female servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and it was unknown where she was admitted from.

T.B. (55) was a male who was a single man and was listed as being a herd. He could not read and was from Peterswell. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and could speak both Irish and English.

T.M. (58) was a single male and was listed as being a soldier. He could not read and was admitted from Ballinasloe. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.R. (77) was a male, single and was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English and was from Rohercannagh.

H.H. (70) was a female who was single and had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could not read but could speak both Irish and English and it was unknown where she was admitted from.

M.Q. (51) was a single male and he was listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Mountbellew.

M.L. (74) was a single female servant. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Clifden.

M.C. (45) was a single female. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. She was listed as being a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Colmanstown.

P.C. (67) was a labourer and a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Kiltullagh.

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B.G. (54) was a single female. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could not read and it was unknown where she was admitted from.

P.A. (59) was a male labourer who was a single man. He was born in Co. Galway and a Roman catholic. He spoke both Irish and English but it was unknown if he could read.

J.M. (55) was a single male and he was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English but it was unknown if he could read or where he was admitted from.

J.C. (78) was a male and was listed as being a labourer and married. He spoke Irish and English and was from Gort. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway.

J.B. (46) was a male who was single and listed as being a painter. He was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Ballygar.

P.C. (56) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Williamstown.

T.P. (54) was a single male labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic who could speak Irish and English and was admitted from Oranmore.

M.C. (56) was a male and was a single man that was listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was from Menlough.

M.McG. (68) was a single female that was listed as being a labourer. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Cashel. She was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway.

P.Q. (73) was a single man and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English.

A.H. (73) was female who was listed as being married and a labourer. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

M.N. (55) was a male who was listed as being a labourer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

W.H. (73) was a married male who was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Athenry.

J.M. (52) was a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who was listed as being a labourer. He was admitted from Ryehill.

M.C. (40) was male and single. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway Gaol.

B.C. (57) was a female who was married. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Oughterard.

T.M. (44) was a male and he was single and listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic.

P.K. (63) was a married male from Ballinasloe. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway.

M.K. (58) was a married man and listed as being a nailor [sic]. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Glenamaddy.

M.M. (69) was a single female who was listed as being a dealer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in England. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from England.

M.C. (52) was a single man and was listed as being labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and he could read and write. He was admitted from Athenry.

J.L. (52) was a female servant who was a single woman. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Ahascragh.

J.S. (48) was a single male who was listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Raheen.

M.H. (55) was a male, a single man that was a labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Roscahill.

E.D. (41) was a single female with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak Irish and English.

C.B. (47) was a female and she was married. She spoke only Irish and was admitted form Clonbur. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.N. (38) was a single man with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Athenry.

R.C. (72) was a male who was listed as being married. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and he spoke Irish and English.

M.G. (51) was a single male labourer. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Ruak. He could read and write, was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

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M.K. (72) was a female and was a widow. She was listed as being a servant who spoke both Irish and English. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Oughterard.

J.C. (57) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and spoke both Irish and English. He was admitted from Multown.

P.McD. (59) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Clifden.

J.H. (58) was a single male and he was a herd. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.K. (67) was a male who was married but had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Loughrea.

P.Q. (45) was a male who was listed as being a shop assistant and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Loughrea.

P.D. (50) was a single male Labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Clifden.

M.F. (49) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Spiddal.

C.L. (82) was a female who was married and listed as being a farmer. She could read only and was from Lissavihill. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.C. (63) was a single female. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and speak both Irish and English. She was admitted from Clifden.

P.N. (55) was a male who was single and was listed as being a labourer. He could not read and was admitted from Goula. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.D. (49) was a male, single and was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Spiddal.

J.L. (46) was a single male weaver. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English, could read only and was from Drumgriffin.

M.S. (52) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Killimore.

H.E. (45) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read. She was admitted from Muckrich.

M.K. (52) was a female and was married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke Irish and English. She was admitted from Derrygimla.

M.M. (51) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Derrygimla.

E.F. (61) was a female who was single and was a shopkeeper. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.F. (63) was a married female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read only and spoke both Irish and English.

T.H. (59) was a male who was a farmer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Newcastle.

J.S. (66) was a married male who was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Derrymear.

P.McL. (60) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

T.T. (80) was a a married male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read. He was admitted from Kiltullagh.

P.McG. (55) was a male who was single and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Athenry.

K.W. (82) was a single male and was a dealer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

L.F. (65) was a female who was married and was a housekeeper. She was born in Co. Monaghan and was an Episcopalian. She could read and write and was admitted from Cregclare.

M.L. (45) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read. She was admitted from Miltown.

M.P. (45) was a female who was single with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English and could read and write. She was admitted from Crossford.

C.B. (50) was a single female with no occupation listed. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read. She was from Peterswell.

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R.C. (49) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could also read and write. He was admitted from Kilkerrin.

P.H. (48) was a single male that had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Tuam.

M.F. (46) was a male who was single and was listed as being a saddler. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

M.H. (44) was a single male who had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was from Letterfrack.

M.H. (53) was a male, who was married and listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Drumgriffin.

P.C. (65) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Kyleerow.

T.K. (80) was a male who was married and was a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

B.O’M. (67) was a female who was married and a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English and read and write. She was admitted from Clonbur.

M.O’D. (75) was a married male and was listed as being a farmer. He spoke Irish and English but could not read. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, he was admitted from Spiddal.

H.K. (41) was a female who was single and was listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Abbeygoula.

M.J. (89) was a female who was single and listed as being a servant. She spoke Irish and English and could read and write. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Loughrea.

M.F. (47) was a male labourer who was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballyglunin.

J.K. (59) was a single male who had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read and was admitted from Gort.

H.D. (69) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was from Moycullen.

G.C. (57) was a male who was married and was listed as being a labourer. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Clifden.

C.M. (52) was a single female. She could read and write and spoke Irish and English. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Moyleen.

M.Q. (44) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Danesfort.

B.F. (69) was a female who was a single woman. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English but could read only. She was from Dalgan.

T.H. (49) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Tuam.

J.G. (40) was a single male who was listed as being a shoemaker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Gort.

J.F. (48) was a male who was single and listed as a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke only Irish, but could not read. He was admitted from Spiddal.

J.F. (89) was a single male labourer from the Aran Islands. He could read only and spoke Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.H. (58) was a male, single farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Cregg Gort.

T.M. (48) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read. He was from Knockbrack.

A.M. (51) was a female who was single and listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Cappasael.

C.M. (60) was a single female who no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Shannaghbeg.

M.K. (68) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Ballinasloe.

A.E. (57) was a single male. He was a Methodist and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Ballinasloe.

M.R. (80) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. It was unknown where he was admitted from.

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J.W. (52) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English but could read only. He was admitted from Patch.

M.D. (43) was a male who was single and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Gurtymadden.

M.K. (64) was a female who was married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak Irish and English and could read only and was admitted from Tuam.

P.G. (47) was a single male who was a butcher. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was admitted from Tuam.

M.G. (88) was a male and was single who was listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Glenalallon.

M.C. (68) was a female, single and listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Addergoole.

C.S. (47) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

He could read and write and was admitted from Gurtaha.

W.L. (31) was a male who was single and had no occupation. He was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was from Cashel.

M.F. (55) was a female who was single and was listed as being a labourer. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read and was from Williamstown.

M.A.L. (39) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

M.M. (39) was a male and was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Rosdane.

P.N. (39) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

M.W. (55) was a male farmer and was single. He was from Belclare and could read and write. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.K. (43) was a single male and was listed as being a soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Portumna and could read and write.

P.D. (47) was a farmer and a single man. He could read and write and was from Derreen. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.K. (44) was a single male and was a herd. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Tooloolane.

M.M. (42) was a female who was married and had an occupation listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke only Irish but could not read. She was admitted from Rosskeeda.

L.D. (43) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Coorheen.

J.T. (55) was a male and single and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Knockavaddy.

P.M. (67) a male who was single and his occupation was given as a famer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Oughterard.

M.G. (75) was a married female. She spoke only Irish but could not read. She was admitted from Cloonmahon. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.B. (32) was a single male and was listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Doon.

W.C. (52) was a male who was single and listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Kilreekle.

B.G. (50) was a single female and was listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Lurganmore.

J.D. (44) was a male and he was single and listed as being a nailer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was from Gort.

J.G. (45) was a male and single, and was a Labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was from Oranmore.

M.G. (41) was a single male and was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Moycullen.

J.O’G. (40) was a male who was single and a shop assistant. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Craughwell.

J.F. (35) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was listed as having no education and was from Athleague.

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J.C. (45) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was listed as having no education and was from Ballinasloe.

J.C. (41) was a single male ex-soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Deerpark.

J.S. (46) was a male and was listed as being single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Athenry.

P.G. (45) was a single male who was a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Kiltormer.

T.G. (59) was a male who was single and listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Coolagh.

M.G. (35) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Addergoole.

M.C. (77) was a married female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Imanmore.

M.G. (39) was a female who was single and listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was listed as having no education and was admitted from Lettwood.

M.G. (55) was single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was listed as having no education and was from Creggs.

J.M. (44) was a male was single and listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Rusheen.

S.J.W. (37) was a female and was single and listed as a farmer. She was a Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Urraghty.

P.M. (52) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Cartron.

T.M. (57) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Athenry.

P.F. (50) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read and was from Inverin.

M.L. (62) was a married female housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. She was admitted from Dunmore.

J.S. (49) was a male, single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English. He was admitted from Mossfort.

J.D. (52) was a married male labourer. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Ballinalough.

M.M. (49) was a single female who was listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Kylemore.

C.B. (66) was a female, a widow and listed as being a farmer. She could read only but spoke both Irish and English. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Clonish.

K.M. (37) was a single female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Woodford.

J.C. (66) was a male who was single and listed as being a labourer. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Curranreigh.

M.K. (46) was a single female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Roscahill.

M.L. (40) was a male who was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Derrybrien.

L.W. (61) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Clookeenegran.

D.G. (56) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Glenamaddy and could speak both Irish and English.

M.D. (46) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ardorer.

O.McD. (43) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

P.J. (47) was a single male shoemaker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Gort.

J.D. (75) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Lurgan.

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M.C. (40) was a female who was single and was listed as being a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Carraroe.

J.F. (45) was a male who was married and was listed as being a labourer. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Sallahana. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.T. (51) was single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Emlagh.

M.R. (50) was a single female servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Portumna.

J.T. (45) was a single male who was listed as being a shoemaker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Gort.

W.W. (41) was a male who was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was from Portumna and could read and write.

C.R. (52) was a single male farmer. He could read and write and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Eyrecourt.

A.C. (46) was a female who was single and had no occupation. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Oughterard.

M.K. (65) was a widowed female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was from Tuam and could speak both Irish and English.

B.C. (52) was a single female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Skehannagh.

P.F. (35) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Caher Keleen.

B.G. (63) was a female who was married and was listed as being a huckster. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read or write and was admitted from Clifden.

M.K. (70) was a married female and listed as a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Mayo. She was admitted from Lettergesh.

I.W. (35) was a single male who was a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Kinvarra.

T.E. (60) was a single male farmer. He could read only and was from Addergoole. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.N. (42) was a male labourer who was a single man. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Allie. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.O. (49) was a male labourer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballymacward.

He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.N. (60) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was from Clifden

J.B. (42) was a female farmer who was listed as being married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Linatumna.

J.T. (40) was a single male chimney sweep. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Mayo. He could read and write and was admitted from Loughrea.

M.K. (45) was a male who was listed as a labourer and single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Kilkerrin.

P.K. (56) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Kilglass.

M.D. (75) was a male who was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Carrishanlally.

J.M. (35) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Prackcownbeg.

P.N. (34) was a male and was listed as being single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Headford

 P.O.M. (38) was a soldier and a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Netley England.

M.K. (41) was a male, single labourer. He could read and write and was from Leitra. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.J. (44) was a single man and he had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Thomnaleen.

M.H. (44) was a female and was listed as being a single farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and could speak both Irish and English and was admitted form Pribawn.

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J.P. (44) was a male and was listed as being a farmer and single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Carheen.

P.S. (59) was a single male farmer from Portumna. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write.

J.M. (49) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and could also read and write. He was admitted from Gurraneenyle.

M.McL. (42) was a male labourer who was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.H. (42) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Carramore.

H.C. (46) was a female farmer and was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Lettermore.

M.T. (39) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Conagher.

M.F. (44) was a female and was listed as being single and a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Riverville.

J.C. (44) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was admitted from Mason Island.

T.F. (80) was a male and was listed as being married farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Lettermullen.

T.M. (39) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Whitegate.

J.K. (36) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballinamona.

R.M. (54) was a married man and was a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Mullahbeg.

M.H. (50) was a female and was listed as being a labourer and was a single woman. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and could speak both Irish and English. She was admitted from Shankill.

T.F. (41) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Drumcarra.

S.W. (42) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Patch.

B.M. (70) was a female and was a single servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Clifden.

T.L. (49) was a male who was single and a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Killimore.

M.S. (44) was a female who was a married housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Cappatagle.

P.G. (47) was a male labourer and was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write.  He was from Innisnee.

C.H. (79) was a widowed female. Shewas a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Clifden.

M.L. (37) was a female and was a servant and a single woman. She was admitted from Ballinasloe. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.R. (39) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Cuminamuckle

J.C. (34) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English. He was admitted from Creggs.

J.McD. (44) was a single male carpenter. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Kilkerrin.

J.B. (49) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Cloonanagh.

M.C. (48) was a male who was single man who had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Sligo. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballymore.

J.H. (38) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Kilmore.

T.K. (43) was a male who was listed as being labourer and was single. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Turlough.

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M.B. (43) was a female and was listed as being single and a servant. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Cappatagle.

D.B. (49) was a married male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Loughrea.

M.F. (50) was a female and was listed as being married and a farmer. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Ballindineen.

J.M. (39) was a single male farmer and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Shanvally.

T.C. (43) was a male, single and was listed as being a herd. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Ruane.

B.M. (55) was a single charwoman. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Tierboy, Tuam.

M.H. (73) was a female who was listed as being a labourer and was married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Caginla.

P.R. (47) was a male farmer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Monivea.

M.C. (63) was a married female and was a labourer. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinamore. she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

A.H. (39) was a female who was single and a school teacher. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from admitted from Yorkshire.

M.McD. (32) was a single female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Ballyconbought (?).

M.G. (48) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Abbey.

M.K. (68) was a single female who was listed as being a female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Stony Island.

T.H. (68) was a male and was listed as being married and a farmer. He could read and write and was from Letternane. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

E.K. (59) was a married female housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Roscommon. She could read and write and was admitted from Ahascragh.

P.McL. (49) was a single male who was a shoemaker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Derryherbert.

C.B. (73) was a widowed female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Tuam.

J.R. (43) was a male and was listed as being single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Churchfield.

E.D. (41) was a male who was a single man and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Killuremore.

T.G. (63) was a single male labourer. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Glengoula. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.G. (39) was a labourer and a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Glenamaddy.

J.C. (48) was a farmer and a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Ardwest.

J.M. (50) was listed as being a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Oldtown.

M.C. (44) was a female and was listed as being a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Prierfield.

P.N. (41) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ballyboggan.

J.M. (50) was a male and was listed as being single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from The Mall.

J.H. (42) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was from Portumna and could read and write.

A.C. (38) was a female and was listed as being a labourer and was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Clifden and could read and write.

T.K. (70) was a widowed male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was a admitted from Lisseyegan.

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I.U. (80) was a widowed female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was listed as having no education and was from Ballinasloe.

M.H. (37) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Beagh.

M.M. (52) was a male who was listed as being a farmer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Knockaun.

B.W. (38) was a male who was a single farmer. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Kinvarra and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

A.T. (38) was a single male soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Neily.

M.C. (37) was a female and was listed as being a single labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Glengoula.

M.M. (42) was a married female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Liss.

P.L. (53) was a male and was a labourer and a widower. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write was admitted from Annaghinds (?).

T.T. (36) was a male labourer who was a single man. He was admitted from Curraghen and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

E.H. (32) was a male who was a single man and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.  He could read and write and was from Moylough.

A.O’D. (38) was a married female Labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke only Irish and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

M.McD. (38) was listed as a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.  He could read and write and was from Tuammore

S.McG. (37) was a male and was listed as being a single man and a dealer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Monaghan. He was admitted from Galway Gaol.

J.H. (42) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Tuam.

M.K. (39) was a male farmer who was a single man. He could read and write and was admitted from Derrynakill. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.D. (42) was a female who was listed as being single and a servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. She was admitted from Liss.

P.McD. (40) was a male who was a single farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Kilmore.

K.B. (33) was a single female farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Tully.

T.G. (45) was a single male labourer and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English and was from Knock.

J.T. (30) was a single male farmer. He could read and write and was admitted from Kilclooney. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.Q. (44) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Knockalea.

T.H. (54) was a single male labourer and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Portumna.

J.G. (70) was a male and was listed as a single soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Galway.

J.H. (61) was a single male shop assistant. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Mayo. He could read and write and was from Galway.

M.F. (58) was a male and was listed as being a turnkey[vi] and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

M.C. (54) was a single female and she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.  She could read and write and speak both Irish and English and was from Galway.

M.R. (55) was a single female and she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Galway.

B.McD. (69) was a single female with no occupation. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Galway. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

1. O’G. (55) was a single male pipe maker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Galway.

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I.M. (49) was a male and he was listed as being a single teacher. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

M.M. (54) was a single female who was a servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Galway.

P.Q. (54) was a male and was listed as being a labourer and was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

T.C. (53) was a male farmer and was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was listed as being admitted from Galway.

A.W. (47) was a female and was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was admitted from Galway.

J.McT. (61) was a single female and was listed as being a poulterer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was from Galway.

M.S. (53) was listed as being a single male that had no occupation. He spoke Irish and English but could not read. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

T.P. (46) was a single male and was listed as being a pedlar. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read and was admitted from Galway.

C.H. (82) was a married female and was a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read and was from Galway.

1. F. (42) was a male labourer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

M.J.R. (46) was a single male pipe maker. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could not read and was admitted from Galway.

W.L. (45) was a single male soldier. He was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted form Galway.

M.M. (52) was a single male and was a blacksmith. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

M.O’D. (44) was a female and was single with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Galway.

P.B. (49) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

M.O’D. (47) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Galway.

E.M. (46) was single female. She was admitted from Galway and could read and write and also speak both Irish and English. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.F. (60) was a married male and a blacksmith. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

M.J. (43) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

P.L. (76) was a single male with no occupation. He was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

S.J.D. (40) was a single female artisan. She could read and write and was from Galway. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway.

J.C. (49) was a single male labourer. He spoke both Irish and English but could not read. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

M.B. (72) was a married female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Wicklow. She was admitted from Rosehill, Co. Cavan.

M.N. (34) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

J.G. (56) was a married male fisherman. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

M.H. (38) was a single male labourer who spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Galway. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

F.P. (39) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

J.C. (39) was a single male labourer He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

He was admitted from Galway Gaol.

S.C. (41) was a single female labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

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S.T. (40) was a single male labourer who was admitted from Galway. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.W. (40) was a male who was listed as being single with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

J.N. (47) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and wad from Galway.

K.M. (42) was a single female servant who was admitted from Galway Gaol. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and could speak both Irish and English.

M.L. (43) was a labourer and a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

E.K.G. (43) was a was a single female. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Galway.

F.G. (48) was a single female. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Galway.

M.L. (48) was a single female who was a governess. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Galway.

M.C. (43) was a male labourer who was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

W.S. (82) was a widowed female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

E.S. (80) was a female housekeeper who was married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Galway.

J.C. (30) was a single male fisherman who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

J.Q. (38) who was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Galway.

P.H. (41) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Kilkolgan.

J.B. (46) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

M.N. (56) was a married female farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Dangin.

P.G. (30) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Kilcooh.

J.H. (43) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Kippinagh.

J.M. (39) was a male labourer who was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Cloondorane.

O.P. (71) was a male, married farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Gurthagine.

K.S. (61) was a single female servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Loughrea.

J.M. (43) was a single male soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Glenrevagh.

P.W. (46) was a male who was single and had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Tuam workhouse.

N.K. (29) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Gort.

T.H. (45) was a male who was single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Loughrea.

M.M. (49) was a single female servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Carrowrea.

M.C. (46) was a male labourer who was a single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Ower East.

M.McH. (41) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Ballina.

1. G. (41) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Killosolan.

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C.L. (81) was a male who was a farmer and was married. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English but was listed as having no education. He was admitted from Clougher.

B.M. (45) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Dorreen East.

P.F. (49) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Poolboy.

K.M. (32) was a female who was listed as being single with no occupation. She was admitted from Garryard and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.R. (42) was a male who was single and a labourer. He spoke Irish and English and was from Cloon and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.C. (41) was listed as being a male, married and a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ruane.

M.F. (56) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Rineen.

J.G. (61) was a male farmer who was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish only and was admitted from Muckannaghadder [sic].

A.H. (41) was a single male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Annagh.

J.J. (66) was a farmer and a widowed male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Turlogh.

M.C. (36) was a male and listed as being a single labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Maumeen.

T.K. (33) was listed as being labourer and a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Corlough.

M.F. (40) was a female housekeeper who was listed as being single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English and also read and write and was admitted from Mohera.

G.N. (37) was listed as being a single male labourer. He could read and write and was from Raheenana and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

T.McN. (39) was a male and was single and a school teacher. He was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Mayo. He could read and write and was admitted from Kylemore.

M.C. (48) was a female and a single housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Gortmadeena.

S.C. (52) was a single female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and could read only and was admitted from Gortmadeena.

M.C. (38) was listed as being a labourer and a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Carrabrowne.

M.G. (44) was a female who was single and had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Lismany.

J.B. (38) was a shop assistant and a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

P.H. (43) was listed as being a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could read and write. He was from Cottage.

M.C. (63) was a married male police pensioner. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was from Tuam.

T.L. (52) was a male and was listed as being single and a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Grange.

J.K. (39) a single male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Crannagh.

W.G. (55) was a widowed male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Kinvarra.

K.D. (34) was a female, single and a servant. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was admitted from Goetrisha.

D.C. (38) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Sylane.

M.M. (51) was a male who was single and a plasterer. He could read and write and was from Loughrea and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

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M.C. (44) was a female who was married and a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Lissanggy [sic].

B.K. (40) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Gort workhouse.

J.C. (38) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Patch.

P.N. (47) was a single male and listed as being a tramp who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway Gaol.

P.B. (37) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Miltown.

A.D. (32) was a female who was single and listed as being a cook. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Ahane, Co. Kerry.

B.C. (69) was a married female farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke only Irish and was from Maam.

P.J. (45) was a married male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

A.D. (90) was a female and a widow who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Loughatorrick.

M.F. (33) was a single female laundress who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

M.W. (26) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Loughrea.

J.W. (35) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from the Stewart Institution.

M.C. (55) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Carranarinea.

J.G. (31) was a male, single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Curneestrum (?).

J.McD. (52) was a single male labourer was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballard.

M.McG. (35) was a single female from Ballinasloe. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

J.M. (28) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Killiscane.

C.N. (39) was a single male who was a stoker in the Royal Navy. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Galway.

T.W. (41) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Friaryland.

P.C. (34) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Tysacon.

W.G, (38) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Allie.

E.K. (54) was a widowed female was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. She was admitted from Portumna workhouse.

W.N. (54) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Abbey.

M.K. (57) was a married male that had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from the Portumna workhouse.

J.K. (33) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Doon.

K.C. (45) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Dublin who could read and write. She was admitted from Loughrea Orphanage.

J.F. (39) was a single male who was listed as being a musician. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could speak both Irish and English and was Killanon.

B.H. (49) was a married female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read only, could speak both Irish and English and was from Cloonmore.

M.W. (52) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could speak both Irish and English and was admitted form Tuam.

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J.L. (54) was a single male labourer was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Colmanstown.

T.McD. (36) was a male and was listed as being a labourer and a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Innishmain, Co. Mayo.

B.T. (67) was a widowed female and was listed as being a farmer. She was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Rahoon.

J.B. (49) was listed as being a shoeblack and was a single male. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Portumna.

E.S. (41) was a single male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Drumkeary.

J.R. (44) was a married male and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was from Breda.

E.C. (59) was a female who was single and a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and English and was from Briarhill.

B.L. (38) was a female and was listed as being single and a farmer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Bleanaglass.

M.L. (74) was a married male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Jonarmall (?).

C.C. (64) was a female who was single and a servant who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

P.L. (33) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Barnaderry.

T.K. (30) was a single male who listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Kilcorky.

P.J. (44) was a single male and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could rea and write and was admitted from Lissywoollam.

E.H. (34) was a single female servant who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Cloonkeeneraldrow (?)

R.M. (39) was a single male labourer who was listed as being a Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Garbally.

H.C. (69) was a widowed female housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Derryglassane.

K.L. (56) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Portumna.

M.G. (41) was a single female from Loughrea. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

E.O’B. (44) was a single female school teacher who a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Tiernbane.

S.N. (51) was a married male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could rea and write and was from Liscane.

P.B. (40) was a single male who had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Knockdoe.

M.J. (33) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who could read and write and was from Colwood.

W.T. (44) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Loughrea.

C.M. (53) was a single female. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Loughrea.

M.C. (53) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who was admitted from Mountbellew.

J.C. (48) was a single male who was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Gurteen.

H.F. (30) was a married male that had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Kilronan.

M.T. (36) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Derreen.

J.L. (73) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

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1. C. (34) was a single female labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Russletown.

D.G. (42) was a single female who was listed as being a dressmaker. She was from Kilclogher, could read and write and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway.

P.K. (43) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and he could read and write and was from Leenane.

T.B. (54) was a labourer and a single man who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and as admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

J.M. (30) was a single male and an ex-soldier. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

P.G. (48) was a married male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Cashel.

P.C. (53) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could read and write. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Tonecar.

C.C. (58) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Dunmore.

P.J. (48) was a married male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak Irish and English and was from Emlaghmore.

B.F. (58) was a married female who was a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Claddagh.

M.D. (54) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who could read only and was admitted from Tuam.

A.C. (51) was a servant and a single female who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Ballintubber.

T.K. (58) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Doon.

M.C. (58) was a female who was married and a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, spoke only Irish and was from Derrynee.

T.C. (78) was a widowed male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Gunnode.

H.B. (36) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and as admitted from Carnagarry.

B.K. (64) was a widowed female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Streamsfort.

T.G. (33) was a single male groom who was listed as being a groom. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway who could read and write and was from Kylebrack.

S.C. (34) was a single female servant who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Knockara, Co. Mayo.

M.D. (34) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Carran Thomas.

M.F. (67) was a widowed female housekeeper. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Loughrea.

P.F. (58) was a single male labourer and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

J.H. (58) was a married male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Currafarry.

J.F. (44) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Killeen Arran.

M.K. (29) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Ballymore.

T.B. (38) was a widowed male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Toherbeg.

C.F. (63) was a single female who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway.She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Derrybrien.

T.M. (63) was a labourer and a single man who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Cloonkeen.

J.B. (41) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Glenamaddy.

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M.M. (28) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway. He was a Roman Catholic, could read and write and was admitted from Slieve.

C.K. (53) was a female who was a married housekeeper. She could read and write, was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Cloonalricka.

E.R. (46) was a married man who was listed as being a chimney sweep. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway and spoke both Irish and English. He was admitted from Galway.

E.M. (38) was a male who was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Galway.

M.F. (58) was a married male farmer and weaver. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Carrower.

M.R. (33) was a male. He was single and a listed as being a labourer and was a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Emlagharan.

M.M. (58) was a male and was a widower. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic, was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Curragh.

D.K. (33) was a single male labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Gort.

A.D. (46) was a married female housekeeper. She could read and write and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and she was admitted from Newgrove.

M.M. (38) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She could speak both Irish and English, was Born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She was admitted from Cashaganey.

B.K. (43) was a female. She was single and was listed as being a servant. She could read and write, was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Portumna.

W.S. (33) was a single female. She could read and write, was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She was listed as being a servant and was from Brooklawn.

M.T. (48) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English. He was admitted from Ironpool.

J.A. (44) was a single female. She could read and write and speak both Irish and English. She was born in Co. Galway and was an Episcopalian and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

E.F. (45) was a married female with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Oughterard.

L.McD. (30) was a single male and was listed as being a tailor. He could read and write, was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was admitted from Oughterard.

M.M. (40) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and speak both Irish and English. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Cathilic and was admitted from Dooras.

J.H. (41) was a single male labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was admitted from Castlegrove.

J.L. (31) was a single male labourer, who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Innishtrun.

M.C. (52) was a female. She was a married housekeeper and was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Carrowneevey.

D.F. (42) was a male labourer and was single. He was born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from the Spiddal workhouse.

P.C. (37) was a male, single and had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from the Clifden workhouse.

T.C. (33) was a single male and was listed as being a R.I.C. constable. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Killeroran.

M.C. (37) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Cummer.

M.R. (35) was a female servant and single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and admitted from the Galway workhouse.

P.C. (31) was a male, who was single and listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, he could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

S.C. (24) was a single female with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read only and speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

J.C. (52) was a male, widowed farmer. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Ballygar.

J.F. (41) was a single male farmer, who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Ardane.

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R.H. (57) was a female who was widowed. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read only and was admitted from Glenamaddy.

T.F.  (34) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and from Knockarrannay.

M.S. (47) was a male patient and was listed as being single and a labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could speak Irish and English. He was from Galway.

E.B. (43) was single female servant who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Bracklagh.

J.B.  (39) was a single male who was listed as being a mason. He could read and write and was listed as being a Roman Catholic who was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Lisheen.

P.O’T. (47) was listed as a single male who had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from the Aye asylum.

B.F. (40) was a married female who was listed as being a housekeeper. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic and was admitted from Loughatorick.

B.L. (52) was a female who was a housekeeper and was married. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Moneen.

S.L. (25) was a single male servant. He was born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Cloonkeen.

P.T. (38) was a single male farmer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was admitted from Clough, Co. Down.

P.L. (34) was a male labourer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Lisheenkyle.

M.D. (42) was a single male labourer who was born in Co, Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could not read and was from Tuam.

M.S. (37) was a female who was single and a housekeeper. She was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Gurteenavela.

P.E. (30) was a male and was listed as being a clerk and he was a single man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English and was from Loughrea.

M.K. (26) was a single female servant who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

J.H. (32) was listed as a single male labourer who was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Beagh.

T.F. (64) was a single man and was listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Lettermore.

J.L.F. (30) was a single male and was listed as being a medical student. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Galway.

C.H. (23) was a female and single who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Tuam.

M.C. (56) was a single female servant who was born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic. She could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was from Loughrea.

W.K. (30) was a female servant and was unmarried. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman catholic. She could read and write and was admitted from Mount Mary.

J.B. (46) was a single male labourer form Killeen. He was a Roman Catholic, was born in Co. Galway and spoke Irish and English.

A(?).H. (46) was a married male and was listed as being a mason. He was a Roman Catholic, was born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was from Letterfrack.

W.M. (34) was listed as being a single male and labourer. He was born in Co. Galway, was a Roman Catholic and was from Polybeg.

O.J. (82) was a married male farmer who was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and was from Coolach.

M.H. (27) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was admitted from Oranmore.

O.S. (33) was a male and was listed as being a labourer and was single. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Cloonlush.

R.C. (46) was a female and was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Callow Feenish.

C.C. (71) was a female patient and a widow. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She was admitted from Allendevia (?).

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M.T. (29) was a female who was married and was a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Cunagher, Co. Mayo.

M.C. (53) was a widowed female and was listed as being a housekeeper. She was a Roman catholic, was born in Co. Galway, spoke Irish and English and was from Ranamackin.

A.C. (36) was a single male with no occupation who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from Shankill.

A.H. (31) a single female housekeeper and was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Gregaturla.

B.R. (66) was a widowed female who was listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She was from Ballinasloe and could speak both Irish and English.

S.M. (56) was a male labourer and a single man who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was admitted from the Glenamaddy workhouse.

M.W. (56) was a female who was a housekeeper and a single woman. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Beagh.

P.B. (37) was a single man and a farmer who was born in Co. Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Clooneen.

J.M. (46) was a single male and was a carpenter. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Galway.

P.K. (70) was a female farmer and was married. She was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was from Crannagh.

P.T. (45) was a single male and was a farmer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Gurteendrish.

D.W. (29) was a single male with no occupation who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He was admitted from Athenry.

J.M. (44) was a single male labourer and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway.

P.W. (36) was a male labourer and was single. He was Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read only and was from Ballinasloe.

J.D. (27) was a male and single but had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic, was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Derrybrien.

J.B. (71) was a single male and a cooper. He was born in Co. Galway, a Roman Catholic, could read and write and was from Tuam.

P.L. (28) was a single male farmer who was listed as being a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballyterrim.

T.S. (36) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Clougharara.

W.J.G.J. McG. (34) was a male, single and listed as being a tailor. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from Dundrum Asylum.

P.F. (66) was a male labourer and a single man. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic he spoke Irish and English and was from Kilbeg.

A.H. (42) was a single female labourer who was a Roman catholic and born in Co. Galway. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Annabridy.

B.K. (41) was a female, who was married and was listed as being a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Mucknagh, Co. Longford.

H.D. (34) was a single male labourer who was Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Spiddal.

M.J.K. (28) was a female and single with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was from Bookall.

J.F. (33) was a male, single and a farmer. He was born in Co. Galway, was a Roman Catholic, spoke both Irish and English and was from Cahernagarry.

J.C. (29) was a single male farmer who was Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Aille.

M.McH. (51) was a female and single with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English and was from Mountbellew.

J.T. (33) was a single male labourer and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Polonorsten (?).

M.C. (42) was a female, single but with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

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M.N. (34) was a single female who was listed as being a seamstress. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Barnaderry.

A.M. (28) was a single female servant who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

N.F. (31) was a female and she was single with no occupation. She was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read only and was from the Ballinasloe work house.

P.L. (65) was a single male labourer and was listed as being a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from the Ballinasloe workhouse.

J.R. (40) was a married man and a labourer who was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Bellmount.

J.K. (70) was a widowed female whom was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman catholic. She was admitted from the Loughrea work house.

C.J. (50) was a widowed female who was listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write, was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She was admitted from Killinacreagh [sic].

M.M. (40) was a female who was a servant and was single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Gurrane.

M.H. (37) was a single male labourer who had been born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Attycurry (?)

J.K. (29) was a single male soldier who was born in Co. Galway and was listed as a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

A.C. (29) was a single male that had no occupation, was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Galway.

D.W. (73) was a male labourer who was a widower. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman catholic, could read and write and spoke Irish and English. He was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

J.S. (37) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was from Killinlag.

M.C. (65) was a female patient, married and a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

C.T. (37) was a female, single but had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co, Galway, could read and write and was from Carrinderry.

C.N. (45) was a single female with no occupation who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write and was from Glanacarra [sic].

M.C. (52) was a married female servant who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Clonbur.

J.C. (48) was a married male carpenter who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and was from Roundstone.

M.H. (30) was a single female who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write and was from Lisnaska.

T.F. (40) was a male, single and was listed as being a labourer. He was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read only and was admitted from Inishmaam.

M.C. (74) was a widowed female charwoman who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could not read but spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

M.C. (55) was a widowed male fisherman, born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

P.W. (40) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway. He was a Roman Catholic, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Ballynerrin.

P.D. (35) was a single male labourer, born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Derrygoolin.

L.M. (46) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Kilgieran [sic].

P.E. (55) was a male, single and an army pensioner who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

T.H. (55) was a single male labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic, could read and write and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

T.G. (45) was a single male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Cashel.

B.F. (40) was a single female who was listed as being a housekeeper. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Grinnagh.

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J.H. (28) was a single male farmer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Athycunny (?).

M.C. (28) was a female servant and was single. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic, could read only, could speak both Irish and English and was from Bohermore.

P.H. (34) was a single male farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could read and write. He was admitted from Graignekillan [sic].

L.S. (27) was a male who was single and a carpenter. He was born in Co. Galway and was listed as being a Roman Catholic.

E.B. (65) was a female, a widow and listed as being a housekeeper. She was a Roman catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Esker.

M.C. (49) was a male tailor and was a married man. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

M.O’D (81) was a married female housekeeper who was listed as being born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

A.K. (27) was a single female with no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was from Loughrea.

A.R. (30) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballyshea.

P.C. (33) was a single male labourer and was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was admitted from Toomand.

B.M. (35) was a single female servant from Lisdurra. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

M.N. (63) was a male, single and a labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Oughterard workhouse.

P.C. (48) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was admitted from the Clifden workhouse.

J.W. (62) was a male who was married and listed as being a shepherd. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co, Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Currarevagh.

M.S. (34) was a male, single and was a labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Hillowood [sic].

P.F. (27) was a single male shop assistant who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Cloonkeen.

M.K. (31) was a single male labourer who had been born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Gallagh.

S.McD. (24) was a female, single and listed as being a labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballybritt.

P.G. (65) was a male farmer and was married. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke Irish and English and was from Durran.

J.H. (52) was a single male labourer, was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

G.McD. (31) was a male, single and a labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Ballydolia.

M.D. (35) was a single male labourer who was listed as being a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Emlagharan.

M.H. (59) was a female, single and listed as being a servant. He was a Roman Catholic, born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Galway Gaol.

B.M. (24) was a female, single and listed as being a labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Pollough.

K.H. (37) was a female, single and a housekeeper. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She was listed as being able to read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Addergoole.

M.B. (28) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Balyymoher.

T.C. (44) was a male who was listed as being a single labourer. He was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and admitted from Curraghbeg.

B.H. (39) was a married female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Galway.

J.R. (38) was a single male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Attyregan.

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N.W. (29) was a single, female servant and she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write and was admitted from Friaryland.

R.H.C. (29) was a single male farmer and he was born in Co Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was from Callow.

D.L. (36) was a male who was married and listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Carraniane [sic].

T.K. (54) was a male and was listed being single but had no occupation. He was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Mountbellew.

J.P. (45) was a single male painter who was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Glenamaddy workhouse.

P.K. (32) was a single male labourer, was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Finir.

K.D. (34) was a female labourer and a single woman who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Lisloughlin.

J.K. (34) was a male labourer and was a single man who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Kilchreest.

P.M. (54) was a married male who was a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and English and was from Oughterard.

M.K. (44) was a female housekeeper and was married. She was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Emlaghmore.

J.V. (26) was listed as being a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and England and was from Poolcomagane.

T.C. (47) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could read and write and was admitted from Claregalway.

P.D. (34) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was form Cahergowan.

B.O’B. (34) was a single female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Treanbaun.

W.T. (59) was a female housekeeper and was unmarried. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and was from Rahoon.

J.D. (49) was a married male farmer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from the Aran Islands.

B.R. (49) was a widowed female farmer and she was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Brackernagh.

M.M. (43) was a female and listed as being a labourer and single. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could speak both Irish and English and was from Clarenbridge.

B.S. (27) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English and was from Patch.

T.J. (46) was a married male labourer and was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could speak Irish and English and was from Deradda.

A.K. (59) was a single female labourer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could speak Irish and English and was from Mason Island.

K.F. (69) was a widowed female with no occupation and was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English and was admitted form the Loughrea workhouse.

J.K. (29) was a single male labourer, was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Derrybeg.

L.M. (30) was single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Knocknacarra.

J.D. (25) was a single male labourer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway, could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Ummerally [sic].

W.D. (44) was a single male tailor who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

M.P. (34) was a single female servant who was listed as being Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Carrownamandra.

B.C. (33) was listed as a single male housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Beleek

T.K. (28) was male who was single and listed as being a labourer. He was Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway, could speak Irish and English and was from Lisheny.

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B.N. (29) a single, female labourer who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Kilcolgan.

K.T. (49) was a female housekeeper and was a single woman. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could not read but spoke Irish and English and was from Boffin Island.

M.F. (22) was a female, single and listed as being a housekeeper and was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke both Irish an English, could not read and was admitted from Killclogher.

C.K. (59) was a widowed female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read but spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Glenamaddy workhouse.

M.M. (52) was a single male labourer who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He could read and was from Killallagh.

J.K. (39) was a married male and was listed as being a farmer. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was admitted from Acres.

M.N. (36) was a single female labourer born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English but could not read and was admitted from Curragreane.

P.K. (48) was a single male farm herd who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Cloughgalla.

M.N. (40) was a single male labourer and he was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write. He was admitted from Carragh.

P.F. (30) was a single male farmer who could read and write and speak both Irish and English. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway and was from Killalaghton.

M.F. (29) was a single male tailor who was a Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English and could read and write and was from Killaderry.

J.N. (56) was a single male ex-clerk who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Clonfert.

M.O’N. (43) was a single male ex-policeman and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write, speak Irish and English and was from Sonnagh.

E.D. (16) was a single female, born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke both Irish and English but could not read. She was admitted from Knockash.

M.L. (19) was a single male with no occupation and he was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He was from Knockacurra.

M.C. (23) was a single female labourer. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could not read and was from Ballyleague, Roscommon.

J.H. (50) was a married male and was a Tailor. He was born in Kings County[vii] and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

H.N. (36) was a single female housekeeper who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could not read but spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

M.McG. (56) was a widowed female housekeeper who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Tuam.

P.N. (32) was a single male farmer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Garofine [sic][viii].

H.M. (43) was a married female housekeeper who was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Gurlein.

A.M.D. (35) was a single female housekeeper. She was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English and could read and write and was from Ballygasty.

J.W. (49) was a single male who was listed as being a farmer. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was from Friaryland.

M.D. (39) was a married female housekeeper, born in Co. Galway and a Roman Catholic. She spoke Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Ballinaruane.

J.C. (53) was a single male farmer who was born in Co. Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was from Cloghagalla.

M.McD. (21) was a female, single and had no occupation. She was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. She spoke Irish and English but could not read and was admitted from Scregg.

J.O’D. (48) was a married male with no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He spoke both Irish and English, could not read and was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

P.W. (31) was a male, single and had no occupation. He was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Galway. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English and was from Culleen.

P.G. (33) was a single male with no occupation and was born in Co, Galway and was a Roman Catholic. He could not read, spoke Irish and English and was from Inchaboy.

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All the patients on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway.

B.McC (53) was a widowed female who was a housekeeper. She could read and write and was admitted from Gallagh, Roscommon.

P.N. (48) was a married male farmer and he could not read but could speak both Irish and English. He was admitted from Kylesalla.

P.H. (24) was a single male labourer from Gortlock Anglurn (?). He could read and write and speak Irish and English.

B.B. (39) was a single female housekeeper and could speak both Irish and English but could read only and was admitted from Parkroe.

B.M. (43) was a single female who was listed as being a farmer. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Meelick.

P.McD. (68) was a male labourer and was single. He could speak both Irish and English and read only. He was admitted from the Glenamaddy workhouse.

M.D. (43) was a single female who was a housekeeper. She could speak Irish and English and also read and write and was admitted from Toonenard.

B.C. (33) was a single female housekeeper and she could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Cloghscoltia.

T.F. (25) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Clough North.

K.D. (53) was a widowed female with no occupation. She could speak Irish only, could not read and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

E.F. (43) was a single female with no occupation. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Raheen.

P.R. (12) was a male who could speak both Irish and English and was from Minaltagh.

M.G. (25) was single male labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Barna.

A.M. (38) was a single female with no occupation. She could speak both Irish and English, could read only and was from Clooniff.

B.C. (40) was a single female and she could speak both Irish and English but could not read and was admitted from the Portumna workhouse.

T.R. (29) was a single male labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballinamovia (?)

D.J. (26) was a female, single and listed as a milliner. She could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Tuam.

S.G. (29) was a single female servant who could speak both Irish and English. She could also read and write and was from Slieve.

M.F. (43) was a single female labourer who could speak both Irish and English. She was admitted from Castlegar.

T.F. (40) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Knockavally.

T.O’M (38) was a widowed male who was a veterinary surgeon. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Galway workhouse.

J.H. (52) was a married male blacksmith who could speak both Irish and English. He was admitted from Kilmalan.

P.F. (52) was a single male with no occupation and could speak both Irish and English and was from Beahylugavin.

H.F. (55) was a married male labourer who could speak both Irish and English. He was from Tuam.

M.B. (22) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English. He was admitted from Cloonoolish.

D.C.C. (10) was a single female. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Woodlawn.

M.G. (32) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English and from Gorgarry.

M.M.  (22) was a single female with no occupation and could speak both Irish and English. She could read and write and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

M.McH. (42) was a widowed male famer who could speak both Irish and English. He could not read and was admitted from Emlagh.

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All those listed on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway.

M.R. (62) was a single female mendicant who was listed as having no education. She could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

T.F. (54) was a single male farmer who could speak both Irish and English, was listed as having no education and was admitted from Reelville.

M.C. (42) was a married male labourer with no education. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Loughrea.

M.McD. (28) was a single female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Tolerrol (?).

J.W. (52) was a single male labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, could not read and was admitted from Dundrum Asylum.

D.D. (43) was a male, single and a labourer who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Curraghan, Co. Leitrim.

T.C. (36) was a single male labourer and he was from Moyleen.

M.T. (57) was a widowed female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

J.M. (64) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

E.B. (36) was a male farmer and a single man. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Toormacnevin.

P.R. (52) was a single male farmer who could speak only Irish, could not read and was from Kylesalia.

S.C. (25) was a single female housekeeper. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Dooros.

T.B. (33) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Cloonfoughna.

N.K. (18) was a single female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, could not read and was from Corolough.

B.S. (32) was a single female who was listed as being a dressmaker. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

A.B. (17) was a single male with no occupation who could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Ougtherard workhouse.

M.D. (40) was a labourer, a male and was single. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballygowan.

J.H. (32) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Shantally.

N.W. (35) was a single female with no occupation. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Patch.

P.T. (60) was a married male and was listed as an army pensioner. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

T.C. (28) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, could read only and was from Cloondalgin.

M.C. (34) was a single female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballyglunin.

B.McN. (45) was a male shoe maker and was a single man. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Galway Gaol.

B.D. (57) was a female, married and listed as being a housekeeper. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Derryfadda.

M.D. (63) was a single female with no occupation. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Clondoyle.

M.O’D. (69) was a widowed female who could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

J.D. (47) was a male, married and listed as being a farmer. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Windfield.

S.D. (72) was a female and a widow. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Galway.

M.J. (25) was a single female servant who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Gortnacalla.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

K.W. (26) was a single female servant who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Arda.

B.M. (29) was a female, single and listed as being a servant. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ower.

J.L. (36) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read only and was from Maam.

J.F. (30) was a single male with no occupation. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

M.D. (33) was a farmer and a single man who could speak both Irish and English. He could read and write and was from Moore.

B.D. (62) was a single female and she could speak both Irish and English but not read and was admitted from Currywongaun.

S.B. (63) was a married male farmer. He was an Episcopalian who could speak both Irish and English and read and write. He was admitted from Ballintava.

T.L. (37) was a married male farmer who could speak both Irish and English. He could read and write and was admitted from Scalp.

M.M. (32) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Poulnamal [sic][ix]

C.F. (32) was a single male labourer and he could speak only Irish, could not read and was admitted from Cormas.

T.McD. (36) was a male and he was single and a labourer. He could speak only Irish, could not bread and was admitted from Eighterard.

T.C. (21) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He could speak only Irish, could read and write and was from Brackmagh.

M.L. (62) was a male who was married and listed as being a farmer. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Shanaglish.

J.C. (42) was a married male farmer who could speak both Irish and English, could not read and was from Carrick Middle.

E.C. (33) was a female, single and a housekeeper. She could read and write and was an Episcopalian who was Cwuandoo [sic] [x]

W.C. (29) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Patch.

B.N. (30) was a female and single. She was admitted from Clooncagh.

S.M. (52) was a male and was married and a farmer. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Augnamore.

J.McN. (25) was a single female farmer who could read and write and was form Inchamore.

J.B. (69) was a single female with no occupation. She was an Episcopalian, could read and write and was from Galway.

T.H. (34) was a male labourer and was single. He could read and write and was from Belmount.

M.K. (20) was a male labourer and was a single man. He could read and write and was from Muckenagh.

M.D. (22) was a single male labourer who could read and writewho could read and write and was from Lakeview.

R.C. (19) was a single male with no occupation who was admitted from the Ballinasloe workhouse.

M.K. (25) was a single female servant who could read only and was admitted from the Ballinasloe workhouse.

B.D. (19) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English and was from Glanmore, Co. Kerry.

P.M. (33) was a married male and a naval stoker. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from the R. N. hospital, Chatham, England.

S.G. (33) was a male, single and a farmer who could speak both Irish and English and was from Cullane, Co. Cork.

M.D. (20) was a single female with no occupation. She could read and write and was from Windfeild.

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Those listed on this page were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic.

C.F. (66) was a female, single with no occupation. She had no education, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

P.C. (36) was a male labourer and a single man. He could read and write and was from Killimor.

E.R. (31) was single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

M.N. (39) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

M.W. (21) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Ballycuirke

M.L. (26) was a single female who could read and write and was from Curraghana, Co. Leitrim.

J.D. (41) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Bracknagh.

M.C. (11) was a was a single female and was from Pollagh.

J.C. (20) was a single male labourer and was admitted from Lenarevagh.

H.McD (20) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Clonee, Co. Meath.

P.B. (60) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Dundrum Asylum.

M.B. (71) a single female with no occupation who could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Gort workhouse.

E.F. (26) was a single female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Cappa.

M.T. (59) was a married female who was listed as being a dealer. She was admitted from Galway Gaol.

D.K. (31) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

K.M. (54) was a single female labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Carrowkeel.

P.C. (51) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Cloughagalla.

P.M. (41) was a single male shopkeeper who could read and write and was from Carna.

B.B. (39) was a single male with no occupation who could read and write and was from Winterfeild.

P.L. (36) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was Lydican.

M.C. (31) was a single male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Newbridge.

M.M. (29) was a single male butcher who could read and write and was from Dunmore.

M.M. (31) was a male labourer and a single man. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Lecarrow.

P.G. (32) was a single male who was an ex constable in the R.I.C. He could read and write and was admitted from St Brendans.

M.McD (36) was a widowed female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Ard West.

M.K. (47) was a married female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Liscull.

B.C. (38) was a single female listed as being a labourer. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Mynish.

B.B. (71) was a married female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Gregboy.

T.M. (34) was a single male labourer and was admitted from Derymoyle, Co. Down.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway

P.D. (44) was a married male farmer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballymanagh.

P.H. (29) was a single male labourer and could read and write and was admitted from Fort Brown.

M.E.H. (19) was a single female with no occupation who could read and write and was admitted from Govan Asylum.

B.D. (41) was a single female and she had no occupation. She could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

B.R. (41) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Knockavanny.

C.T. (17) was a single female with no occupation. She could read and write and was from Lurgan.

M.M. (35) was a single female servant who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Up Darrary.

P.C. (27) was a single male labourer and he could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Knockmascahill.

M.M. (27) was a male labourer and a single man. He could read and write and was admitted from Annabullawn.

A.J.  (45) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, could not read and write and was from Shanakeela.

B.R. (45) was a servant and a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Kycoole.

W.T. (29) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted from Tuam.

M.A.G. (33) was a female housekeeper and was a married woman. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Kilnalag.

M.M.  (55) was a married male carpenter and could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted from Kilkerrin.

N.W. (50) was a female who was married and a housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English but could not read and was from Dooras.

M.H. (21) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Ballyboy.

J.C. (23) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Ballylaun.

T.M. (68) was a married male farmer from Killaclougher and he could speak both Irish and English.

J.B. (40) was a single man and a labourer who could read and write and was from Killinny.

P.P. (35) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer and he was from Oakwood.

C.D. (32) was a female housekeeper and was single and she could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Mor Chill.

C.T. (28) was a widowed female who was a housekeeper and could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from the Mountbellew workhouse.

A.M. (23) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English and was from Walshtown.

T.C. (19) was a single male labourer and he was from Lisyegan [sic]. He could read and write.

P.D. (35) was a single male who had no occupation. He could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was admitted form the Oughterard workhouse.

J.N. (50) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Ardaun.

M.B. (24) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Lisheenahellia.

A.T.C. (15) was a single female who was admitted from the Stewart Institution, Dublin.

1. C. (6) was a male from Darrary South.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

J.D. (23) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Oldhort [sic].

B.K. (57) was a married female and was listed as being a housekeeper and she was admitted from Dahola.

T.F. (20) was a single female servant who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Tynagh.

E.M. (52) was a was a married female and was a housekeeper. She could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Dangan.

M.W. (35) was a single man and was listed as being a farmer who could read and write and was from Arranmore.

M.L. (25) was a servant and a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Ballina, Co. Roscommon.

J.O’D (40) was a male labourer and was single. He could read and write and was admitted from the Galway workhouse.

P.D. (42) was a farmer and a single male who could read and write and was from Tarnakelly [sic].

P.F. (26) was a single male with no occupation. He could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Glenamaddy workhouse.

L.E. (45) was a married male labourer who was admitted from the Loughrea workhouse.

D.McD. (21) was a single female and she could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from the Clifden workhouse.

M.M. (35) was a male labourer and was a single man. He was admitted from Derryglissane.

J.W. (33) was a single male and a blacksmith who could read and write and was from Glenamuckla.

N.W. (34) was a single female and a housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Lakeview.

J.F. (37) was a single male gardener who could read and write and was from Moher.

S.K. (25) was a single male labourer and could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Omaunmon. He was born in Australia.

B.M. (23) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, Read and write and was admitted from Tuam workhouse.

B.H. (40) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English and was from Dooroy.

M.K. (15) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Barnacraugh.

K.B. (30) was a single female who could read and write and was from Kilmalaw.

T.L. (30) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Ballinamore, Co Leitrim.

E.C. (50) was a single female who could speak both Irish and English, could read only and was from Knockadonnell.

J.N. (63) was a married male farmer who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballinlough.

T.K. (33) was a single male labourer and he could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ragh.

J.T. (42) was a male and a married farmer and he could read and write and was admitted from Coose South.

E.J. (30) was a single female labourer who could speak both Irish and English and was from Kilronan.

J.C. (34) was a male, single and a labourer. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Cahertiny.

M.McD. (30) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from outerard [sic].

M.M. (32) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Belleview, Co. Sligo.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

P.R. (33) was a single male labourer who had no education and was from Galway.

T.B. (44) was a married male labourer and he could speak both Irish and English, could read only and was admitted from Scregg East.

J.J. (34) was a married male Labourer who was from Kilkerrin.

T.G. (43) was a married male farmer who spoke only Irish and was from Carrowroe.

H.C. (23) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Bohermore.

M.K. (36) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Newtowndaly.

J.B. (59) was a single male teacher who could read and write and was admitted form Killimore. He was born in Co. Mayo.

J.F. (26) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Aughrim.

B.M. (60) was a married female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballyview.

A.H. (44) was a married female servant who could speak both Irish and English, could read and write and was from Castlenancy.

J.M. (40) was a single male labourer who was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

W.C. (40) was a labourer and a single female who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from the Tuam workhouse.

P.L. (61) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and was from Abbey.

M.B. (35) was a married female housekeeper who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ardnagrevagh.

M.C. (20) was a male labourer and was single. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Park.

M.T. (28) was a single female who could read and write and was from Portumna.

W.M. (31) was a single labourer and a single man and was from election [sic].

D.C. (31) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Barnavillas.

J.D. (76) was a widowed male farmer and was listed as being an Episcopalian. He could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Carana [sic][xi]

J.G. (54) was a male, married and listed as a labourer. He could read and write and spoke only Irish and was from Aille.

J.C. (36) was a single male labourer and could read and write and was from Killimor.

M.M. (20) was a single female farmer and could read and write and was from Knockroe.

M.T. (50) was a single female and could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Roundstone.

M.F. (32) was a male labourer and was single. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Corrafaireen.

M.C. (30) was a single female servant and could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was admitted from Kingston, Co. Dublin.

J.B. (28) was a single male with no occupation and could speak both Irish and English and was from Torreen.

J.L. (28) was a married male shopkeeper, could read and write and was from Derreen.

T.D. (56) was a single male with no occupation and was admitted from the Oughterard workhouse.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

D.L. (34) was a single female and was admitted from Lisnascreena.

M.L. (40) was a married male labourer who could speak both Irish and English, could not read and was from Carrick, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (47) was a single male labourer and could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Kilmacreagh.

P.S. (35) was a single male blacksmith who could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Kylemore.

M.C. (56) was a female, married and was listed as being a housekeeper. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Cloverfield.

T.C. (54) was a married male farmer who could read and write and was from Killeen.

P.K. (40) was a married male and was a farmer and herd. He could speak both Irish and English, read and write and was from Ballybane, Co. Roscommon.

C.McD. (80) was a single female labourer and he was born in Co. Roscommon.

B.S. (62) was a single female labourer who could read and write and was born in Co. Roscommon.

H.K. (68) was a female, single and was listed as being a labourer and could speak both Irish and English. She was born in Co, Roscommon and was admitted from Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (62) was a single male blacksmith who was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Boyle, Co Roscommon.

P.H. (70) was a single male labourer and was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Athleague, Co. Roscommon.

H.A. (75) was a single female servant and was an Episcopalian and born in Co. Roscommon. She was admitted from Athleague, Co. Roscommon.

W.H. (64) was a single male labourer and was born in Co. Roscommon. He could read and write and was from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (71) was a single male labourer, born in Co. Roscommon and could read and write and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

M.McK. (68) was a male labourer and was a single man. He was born in Co. Roscommon and admitted from the Boyle workhouse

W.F. (55) was a single male labourer, born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

 J.B. (79) was a married male labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon. He could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (73) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Athleague, Co. Roscommon.

T.C. (73) was a single male pipe maker and he was born in Co. Roscommon. He could read and write and was admitted from Knockroghery, Co. Roscommon.

B.C. (39) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (62) was a single male farmer and who was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Taughmaconnell, Co. Roscommon.

T.McD. (64) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Loughglynn.

B.B. (73) was a single female labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon. She was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

B.C. (62) was a single female labourer and was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (62) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballyforan.

A.Q. (55) was a single female labourer and she was born in Co. Roscommon. She was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

C.Q. (61) was a single male labourer who was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Roscommon.

M.N. (53) was a male labourer and a single man who could read only and was born in Co. Roscommon. He was admitted from Creagh, Co. Roscommon.

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All those on this page were born in Co. Roscommon and were Roman Catholics unless otherwise stated.

M.C. (74) was a single male labourer who was from Creagh, Co. Roscommon.

T.F. (56) was a single male draper’s assistant who could read and write and as admitted from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

H.G. (59) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Newtown, Co. Roscommon.

G.I. (68) was a single male carpenter who was an Episcopalian, could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (65) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Sallymount, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (60) was a single male labourer who was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

M.G. (63) was a single male who was listed as being a labourer. He was admitted from Carrick-On-Shannon, Co. Leitrim.

M.R. (54) was a female, single and was listed as being a labourer. She was from Kidlawn, Co, Roscommon.

M.D. (62) was a married female labourer who was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

W.C. (75) was a married male labourer who spoke both Irish and English and was from Roscommon.

J.M. (64) was a male labourer who was single and was from Strokestown, Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (60) was a labourer and a single male who was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (56) was a was a single male labourer and was from Rooskey, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (59) was a single female labourer and was from Ballingar, Co. Roscommon.

M.T. (55) was a single male labourer and was from Lenamore, Co. Galway.

C.K. (64) was a single female who was listed as being a labourer who was from Cregnahorner, Co. Roscommon.

T.Q. (58) was a single male soldier who was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

P.G. (67) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Keadue, Co. Roscommon.

M.W. (50) was a single male labourer who was from Stanmore, Co. Roscommon.

J.R. (73) was a married male labourer who spoke both Irish and English and was from Killryan, Co. Roscommon.

M.S. (68) was a single female labourer who spoke both Irish and English and was from Crehan, Co. Roscommon.

A.B. (63) was a single female who spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinvilla, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (64) was a married male labourer and was from Killerr, Co. Roscommon.

M.McD. (52) was a single male with no occupation and was from Roscommon.

T.C. (53) was a single male soldier and was from Kilgarriff.

P.K. (65) was a single male with no occupation and was from Roscommon.

C.C. (52) was a single female housekeeper who Clooushark [sic], Co. Roscommon.

S.M.H. (62) was a single female and she was an Episcopalian, could read and write and it was unknown where she was admitted form.

B.R. (53) was a single female and she was a milliner who could read and write and it was unknown where she was admitted from.

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All those on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

E.R. (64) was a married male painter who could read and write and was admitted from Roscommon.

M.C. (55) was a single male labourer and he was from Carristona, Co. Roscommon.

C.S. (48) was a single female who as from Loughglyn, Co. Roscommon.

B.C. (66) was a single female with no occupation and she spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

T.P. (51) was a farmer and a single male but the location of where he was admitted from was unknown.

M.H. (46) was a male, single and with no occupation and the location of where he was admitted from was unknown.

B.L. (54) was a single labourer and a single man who could read and write and was from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

B.R. (42) was a single female who could read only. The place where she was admitted from was unknown.

M.McD. (50) was a female, single and she could read only. She was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

T.McM. (64) was a single female and she could read and write and was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

C.K. (69) was a widowed female who was a housekeeper and the place that she was admitted from was unknown.

J.L. (54) was a male, single and had no occupation. He could read and write and was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.T.L. (64) was a single male and he had no occupation. He could read and write and was admitted from India.

M.D. (49) was a female and was single. She was admitted from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

T.L. (51) was a labourer and a single male and the place where he was admitted from was unknown.

M.McG. (65) was a female and was married and she was a school teacher. She could read and write and she was admitted from Jarmon [sic]. Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (49) was a married male labourer and was admitted from Ballinlough.

M.F. (62) was a widowed female who was admitted from Castlequeston [sic] (?)

J.C. (68) was a single female and the location of where she was admitted from was unknown.

W.L. (46) was a single female and she was from Roscommon.

C.B. (62) was a married female who was admitted from Kiltoom, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (67) was a male who was single and listed as being a labourer. The place where he was admitted from was unknown.

H.A.P. (63) was a female who was a widow and listed as being a servant. She could read and write but the place where she was admitted from was unknown.

M.K. (66) was a married male labourer who could read and write but the place where she was admitted from was unknown.

M.F. (44) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Deerpark, Co. Roscommon.

A.P. (61) was a female and she was a single woman. She was an Episcopalian and spoke both Irish and English. The location of where she was admitted from was unknown.

J.K. (46) was a labourer and a single man who could read and write. The place where he was admitted from was unknown.

T.V. (37) was a single male with no occupation and was admitted from Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

R.H. (41) was a single male and he was a soldier. He could read and write and the location of where he was admitted from was unknown.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

E.D. (47) was a single female and she was a dressmaker. She not read and was admitted from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (51) was a single female and she could read and write and was admitted from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

R.K. (54) was a single female who could read and write and was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

B.C. (50) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (47) was a single male farmer and was from Clonfad, Co. Roscommon.

J.McD. (45) was a male, single and a labourer. He was admitted from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

K.W. (41) was a single female and she was an Episcopalian who could read and write and was admitted from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

J.F. (42) was a single male labourer who could read and write and he was admitted from Clootower, Co. Roscommon [sic].

T.T. (50) was a single male who had no occupation but could read and write and was from Doone, Co. Roscommon.

M.S. (59) was a married female and she could read only and was from Roscommon.

M.D. (43) was a single female who was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

M.K. (69) was a married female and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

T.F. (71) was a married male labourer and he could read only and was from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

J.N. (39) was a male, single and listed as a labourer who could read and write and was from Tanseyfield, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (?)[xii] (44) was a single male saddler and was from Tomaga, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (53) was a male, single and a labourer and was admitted from Cormagh, Co. Roscommon.

P.O’H. (45) was a male, single and listed as being a farmer, could read and write and was from Clegna, Co. Roscommon.

J.R. (49) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Mellick, Co. Roscommon.

J.N. (43) was a labourer and a single man. He could read and write and was from Roscommon.

M.L. (47) was a shoemaker and a single male and could read and write and from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

E.M. (63) was a single female and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

D.H. (68) was a married male with no occupation and was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse.

J.McG. (39) was a single male and was an ex-soldier who could read and write and was from Coonagel, Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (58) was a single male and a shepherd and he could read and write and was from Peak, Co. Roscommon.

T.C. (46) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Sheavauna, Co. Roscommon.

W.G. (53) was a single male labourer, could read and write and was admitted from Cloonmurray, Co. Roscommon.

J.G. (51) was a shoemaker and a single man, could read and write, and was from Keadue, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (36) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Clooncagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.A. (62) was a single female farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Croghan, Co. Roscommon. She was an Episcopalian.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

L.J.B. (36) was a single female farmer who was listed as being an Episcopalian. She could read and write and was from Keadue, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (39) was a single male who had no occupation and he could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

H.M. (72) was a married man and listed as being a farmer who could read and write and was from Rushport, Co. Roscommon.

P.C.  (45) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

T.F. (47) was a single male labourer and was from Roscommon.

B.D. (43) was a female servant who was single and from Carrapadin [sic], Co. Roscommon.

P.McG. (40) was a single male with no occupation and he was from Knockmurray, Co. Roscommon.

M.N. (53) was a female servant, who was a single and she could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.M. (42) was a single male who was a shoemaker and he could read only and was from Roscommon.

T.B. (42) was a female, single and was listed as being a farmer and she could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.C. (59) was a single male labourer who could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Cloghan, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (50) was a married female and was a farmer. She could read and write and was from Clooncoose, Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (47) was a single male labourer who was could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

M.C. (38) was a single female and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

P.M. (50) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Ballyglass, Co. Roscommon.

C.M. (56) was a married male labourer who could read and write and was from Tartan, Co. Roscommon.

A.C. (47) was a single female farmer who could read and write and was from Manture, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (51) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write and was from Meelick, Co. Roscommon.

A.M. (56) was a single female servant who could read and write and was from Ballyglass, Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Clooncraff, Co. Roscommon.

P.McD. (54) was a single male that had no occupation and he could read and write and was from Cuilmore, Co. Roscommon.

T.M. (39) was a single male who was listed as being a soldier and he could read and write and was admitted from Necley [sic], England.

K.B. (51) was a married female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Roscommon.

M.K. (41) was a single male who had no occupation and he could read only and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.Q. (71) was a single male labourer who Kiltoon, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (65) was a married female farmer who could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

T.C. (48) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Ballyfinegan, Co. Roscommon.

B.G. (48) was a single female labourer and she could read and write and was from Clonlough, Co. Tipperary.

M.N. (48) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Rover, Co. Roscommon.

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All those on this page were Rom,an Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

B.R. (40) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and she was admitted from Mantna [sic], Co Roscommon.

T.McG. (65) was a single male who was a shoemaker, he could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.D. (44) was a single male who was listed as being a coachman and he could read and write and was from Madnosola [sic] (?), Co. Roscommon.

J.K. (45) was a male labourer and was a single man. He could read and write and was from Carrowbehy, Co. Roscommon.

T.C. (53) was a male school teacher and was single. He could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Lissergool, Co. Roscommon.

G.K. (42) was a single female and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.G. (48) was a married male farmer, who could read and write and was from Ballincullin, Co. Roscommon.

W.M. (41) was a single male labourer who could read only and was from Cloonfinen, Co. Roscommon.

B.H. (64) was a married female and she could not read and was from Slattaghbeg, Co. Roscommon.

P.F. (56) was a widowed male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Woodbrook, Co. Roscommon.

J.P. 46) was a male farmer and a single man. He could not read and was admitted from Creglahan, Co. Roscommon.

M.G. (39) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Aughum, Co. Galway.

A.C. (59) was a female housekeeper and was married. She could read and write and was from Curnamore, Co. Roscommon.

P.B. (39) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Keanstown, Co. Roscommon.

C.K. (56) was a married female and she was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

T.S. (38) was a male, single and listed as being a farmer and he could read and write and was from Callow, Co. Galway.

M.W. (60) was a widowed female and she could read and write and was from Culkeen, Co. Roscommon.

T.H. (74) was a single male labourer who could not read and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

M.H. (44) was a single male who was a R. C. clergyman and he could read and write and was admitted from Waterford.

B.McC. (45) was a married female farmer, who could read and write and was admitted from Cullanmore, Co. Roscommon.

H.S. (41) was a single female farmer who could read and write and was fromSheepwalk, Co. Roscommon.

J.O’N. (32) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer and he was from Garbally, Co. Roscommon.

P.W. (34) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer and he was from Cloonfelliv, Co. Roscommon.

K.D. (47) was single female who could read and write and was born in Co. Mayo. She was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

L.H. (51) was a single female who was a dressmaker and who could read and write and was from Fairymount, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (35) was a male, single and a farmer and he could read and write and was from Carrintogher [sic][xiii], Co. Roscommon.

J.McP. (46) was a labourer and a single male and he could read and write and was from Lowerrover [sic][xiv], Co. Roscommon.

M.N. (45) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Tully Floyd, Co. Roscommon.

R.M. (48) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Aughura [sic], Co. Roscommon.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

E.F. (39) was a single female and she could read and write and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

E.L. (41) was a single female and she was an Episcopalian and was admitted from the Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

T.McL. (41) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Clooncan, Co. Roscommon.

P.McM. (37) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was from Carrowmault [sic] (?), Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (38) was single male farmer, he could read and write and was from Ballymalaval, Co. Roscommon.

H.P. (52) was a single male and he was listed as being a tailor. He could read and write and was admitted from Cardreemon, Co. Roscommon.

M.O’D. (73) was a married female who was listed as being a labourer, she could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (39) was a male, single and was listed as being a soldier tailor who could read and write and he was from Netley, England.

K.H. (39) was a female, single and listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and was from Slattagh, Co. Roscommon.

W.C. (53) was a single female and was a nun who could read and write and was admitted from Roscommon.

C.McL. (41) was a single female who could read and write and was admitted from aughaeana [sic], Co. Roscommon.

J.McL. (43) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted from Annagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.McM. (44) was a single female servant and she could read and write and was from Curgorman, Co. Roscommon.

J.H. (43) was a married female farmer and she could read and write and was admitted from Kilyefin [sic], Co. Roscommon.

T.E. (53) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted from Rathconnell, Co. Westmeath.

M.K.N. (35) was a single female who was a housekeeper and she read and write and was admitted from Cagglestack, Co. Roscommon.

J.N. (41) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was from Lurgan, Co. Galway.

T.C. (41) was a single male labourer who could not read and was admitted from Clooncoose, Co. Roscommon.

M.R. (36) was a single male and listed as being a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Tromana, Co. Roscommon.

S.D. (48) was a single female and she was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

M.K. (52) was a male, married and a carpenter. He could read and write and was from Carranderry, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (42) was a male, single and a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Carrabane, Co. Roscommon.

K.O’N (37) was a single female who was listed as being a labour who could read and write and was admitted from Tulamartin, Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (51) was a married female farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Hollywell, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (30) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from Kilmoolmack [sic], Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (42) was a male labourer and a single man and he could read and write and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (31) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Roosky, Co. Roscommon.

P.F. (42) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Liswilliam, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.McD. (39) was a single female servant and she could read and write and was born in Co. Leitrim. She was admitted from Dereengan [sic] (?), Co. Roscommon.

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All those on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

W.S. (35) was a single male labourer and he was from Moigh, Co. Roscommon.

T.J. (41) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

P.L. (41) was a male, single and was listed as a farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Feevagh More, Co. Roscommon.

G.McG. (34) was a labourer and a single male ad he could read and write and was from Newtown, Co. Roscommon.

E.McM. (39) was a single female farmer and she could read and write and was admitted from Corgorman, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (43) was a married female housekeeper and she could rea and write and was from Culliagh, Co. Roscommon.

P.O. (41) was a male labourer and a single man who was from Clonohill, Co. Roscommon.

D.D. (38) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Torragee, Co. Roscommon.

E.G. (24) was a single female and was an Episcopalian from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (61) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and was from Newtown, Co. Roscommon.

C.S. (61) was a married female and a servant and the location of the place where she was admitted from was listed as being “unfixed”.

J.D. (40) was a farmer and a single man and he could read and write and was from Cloonacolligan, Co. Roscommon.

P.B. (46) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Ballinameen, Co. Roscommon.

E.D. (66) was a single female farmer who could read and write and was from Glentane, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (58) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Cappatisheen, Co. Roscommon.

M.N. (32) was a single female servant and she was admitted from Monksland, Co. Roscommon.

C.B. (56) was a single female and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (43) was a married male farmer, and he could read and write and was admitted from Lugatame [sic], Co. Roscommon.

C.T. (50) was a married female farmer and she could read and write and was admitted from Kilmacahill, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (50) was a single female who could read and write and was from Ballygarry, Co. Roscommon.

K.G. (44) was a single female and could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.D. (50) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and was from Tullaghanrock, Co. Roscommon.

B.McD. (45) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Tievagh, Co. Roscommon.

D.W. (37) was a single male labourer and was from Kilnamanagh, Co. Roscommon.

W.G. (46) was a married female and a housekeeper who could read and write and was from Rahilla, Co. Roscommon.

B.R. (42) was a single female farmer and she could read and write and was from Carrohogill [sic], Co. Roscommon.

R.R. (50) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Killapogue [sic], Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (36) was a single male farmer and was from Moyne, Co. Roscommon.

B.G. (44) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write, speak Irish and English and was admitted from Ballycolleen

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon.

M.J. (35) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was admitted from Mountdelvin, Co. Roscommon.

T.H. (65) was a single male labourer and he was from Killamod [sic], Co. Galway.

J.F. (46) was a single male farmer, and was from Carragarrif, Co. Roscommon.

T.K. (36) was a single male labourer who was from Roscommon.

A.F. (41) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Derrylahan, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (41) was a single male labourer and he could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

P.M. (35) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Esker, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (34) was a single male and was a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Cloonaroon, Co. Roscommon.

B.R. (69) was a female, single and was listed as being a dealer. She spoek both irish and English and was admitted from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

T.J. (39) was a single female and was was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (35) was a single male and was a shop assistant who could read and write and was from Lisphelim, Co. Roscommon.

J.L. (47) was a male, a widower and listed as being a farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Grangh, Co. Roscommon.

A.McL. (46) was a married female housekeeper and was from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (44) was a was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

A.B. (35) was a male, single and a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Kingsland, Co. Roscommon.

A.C. (34) was a female, single and listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write and was admitted from Cloontowart, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.R. (42) was a single female farmer and she could read and write and was admitted from Ballymoylan, Co. Roscommon.

E.McD. (36) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write and was admitted from Tullynahiska [sic], Co. Roscommon.

W.F. (35) was a single male labourer who could read and write and he was admitted from Culleen, Co. Galway.

M.S. (46) was a married female and she was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

C.McG. (38) was a single male and was a farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Newtown, Co. Roscommon.

S.G. (42) was a single female servant who spoke both Irish and English and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

M.W. (59) was a single female and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

? N.[xv] (42) was a single male labourer and he was admitted from Killummod, Co. Roscommon.

K.C. (41) was a married female housekeeper, who could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (30) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Caggletouroe [sic], Co. Roscommon.

P.F. (39) was a single male labourer and he was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

D.B. (74) was a married male farmer who was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.B. (35) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Derrycahill, Co. Roscommon.

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Those on this page were all Roman catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon.

J.F. (48) was a male farmer and was married. He could read and write and was admitted from Gardenfort, Co. Roscommon.

E.McG. (56) was a single female and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.D. (39) was a single female who could read and write and was admitted from Ardagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (43) was a single female and was listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and was from Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (33) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Monksland, Co. Roscommon.

S.Q. (58) was a servant and a single female. She could read and write and was from Killinooyed [sic], Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (40) was a male, single and listed as being a teacher. He could read and write and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse.

M.K. (38) was a married male labourer who was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.McM (54) was a widowed female and she was listed as being housekeeper. She could read and write and was from Keadue West, Co. Roscommon.

C.B. (38) was a male, single and a labourer. He could read and write and was from Corgarrow, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (78) was a single male labourer who could not read and was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

P.McD. (63) was a single male and he had no occupation. He could read only, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (43) was a male labourer and a single man. He could read only, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

A.C. (56) was a married female and was a housekeeper. She could not read and was from Killarry, Co. Roscommon.

M.McK. (38) was a female who was single and listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write and was from Derrynasalth [sic], Co. Roscommon.

C.K. (66) was a married female and was listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write and was from Keanavart, Co. Roscommon.

J.F. (36) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Brenamore, Co. Roscommon.

B.F. (35) was a female, single and a servant. She could read and write and was from Knock, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (53) was a labourer and a single male who could read and write and was from Clooneycullen, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.R. (32) was a single female who was a servant. She could read and write and was admitted from Anlathholia [sic], Co. Roscommon.

J.McD. (59) was a single male with no occupation who could read and write and was from Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon.

L.B. (59) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Carratrench, Co. Roscommon.

D.C. (57) was a single male and was listed as being a farmer and he could read and write and was from Corraslustia, Co. Roscommon.

J.H. (37) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Carnagh East, Co. Roscommon.

M.McG. (54) was a male, single and listed as being a coachbuilder. He could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

A.G. (68) was a married female housekeeper, who could read and write and was admitted from Falty, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (26) was a female, single and was listed as being a servant. She could not read and was admitted from Taghmaconnell, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.C. (42) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write and was admitted from Lisphelim, Co. Roscommon.

M.G. (30) was a single female housemaid and she could read and write and was from Carramore, Co. Roscommon.

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All those on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (38) was a married female housekeeper and she could read and write and was admitted from Tarmon, Co. Roscommon.

A.L. (48) was a married female and she was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

T.R. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Drumnalasson, Co. Roscommon.

J.K. (33) was a single male coachman and he could read and write and was from Ballinlough, Co. Roscommon.

J.G. (34) was a single male labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Curasollagh, Co. Roscommon.

A.M. (59) was a widowed female housekeeper and she could read and write and Eskerlane, Co. Roscommon.

E.G. (38) was a single male labourer. He could read and write and was from Callowbeg, Co. Roscommon.

O.C. (30) was a single male and an ex-soldier. He could read and write and was from Ballygar, Co. Galway.

W.F. (24) was a labourer, single and a male. He could read and write and was from Bemore, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (52) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted form Tilohine, Co. Roscommon.

D.D. (38) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

W.D. (33) was a female, single and was listed as being labourer. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was form Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (39) was a male, single and a labourer, He could read only and was from Cutty [sic], Co. Roscommon.

B.H. (51) was a married female housekeeper and she could read and write and was from Lismacool, Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (32) was a male, single and listed as a labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Clooneygrasson, Co. Roscommon.

E.H. (34) was a single female servant and she could read and write and was from Barnacowley, Co. Roscommon.

J.D. (33) was a male farmer and a single man. He could read and write and was from Clooncagh, Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (32) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was admitted from Carricklane, Co. Roscommon.

B.C. (46) was a male farmer and a single man. He could read and write and was from Wellsgrove, Co. Roscommon.

C.C. (37) was a single female teacher who could read and write and was admitted from Cartron, Co. Roscommon.

K.M. (36) was a single female and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

E.F. (35) was a single female and was listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and was from Clooneen, Co. Roscommon.

O.G. (73) was a single male labourer who could not read and was admitted from Derreenavoggy, Co. Roscommon.

J.V. (22) was a single male labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Corlis, Co. Roscommon.

K.McH. (35) was a single female and was listed as being a milliner. She could read and write and was from Lisheen, Co. Roscommon.

H.M. (31) was a male, single and a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Tubberdan, Co. Roscommon.

P.S. (33) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

C.S. (30) was a housekeeper and a single female. She could read and write and was from Curraghnaboll, Co. Roscommon.

E.M. (56) was a married female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Muff, Co. Roscommon.

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Those on this page were all born in Co. Roscommon and were Roman Catholic.

T.T. (33) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

J.E. (41) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Creggancor, Co. Roscommon.

D.P. (48) was a male labourer but it was unknown whether he was married or not. He was admitted from the Dundrum Asylum, Dublin.

P.G. (34) was a married male shopkeeper and was admitted from the Dundrum Asylum, Dublin.

M.H. (32) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Mountain Upper, Co. Roscommon.

M.McG. (23) was a single female servant and could read and write. She was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.G. (51) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Carnacartha, Co. Roscommon.

L.C. (32) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was from Skevally, Co. Roscommon.

T.D. (43) was a single male labourer and was from Kellyglass, Co. Roscommon.

B.H. (42) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Ballinderry, Co. Roscommon.

B.G. (43) was a single female dressmaker and she could read and write and was admitted from Stonepark, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (36) was a labourer and a single male. He could read and write and was from Ballagaeda, Co. Roscommon.

P.F. (46) was a single male labourer. He could read and write and was from Corgarve, Co. Roscommon.

M.McD (34) was a labourer and a single male. He could read and write, speak both Iirsh and English, and was admitted from Frimgry, Co. Roscommon.

M.S. (49) was a married female housekeeper and could read and write. He was admitted from Tuam.

J.McG. (37) was a single male labourer and could read and write. He was admitted from Derrycashel, Co. Roscommon.

G.B. (29) was a male, single and listed as a labourer. He could read and write and was from Bunamucka, Co. Roscommon.

E.F. (34) was a single female. She could read and write and was from Doogara, Co. Roscommon.

M.J. (30) was a male labourer and was a single man. He was admitted from Mountdelvin, Co. Roscommon.

C.C. (53) was a single female housekeeper. She could read and write and was admitted from Ballymoelacken, Co. Galway.

T.C. (35) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write and was from Caldragh, Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (55) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Clooncundra, Co. Roscommon.

B.D. (54) was single female and a religious lay sister. She could read and write and was admitted from Roscommon.

K.McD. (52) was a single female housekeeper. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Cloonailbeg, Co. Roscommon.

W.F. (40) was a widowed female farmer who could read and write, speak Irish and English and was from Taghmacdonnell, Co. Roscommon.

M.W. (40) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write, speak Irish and English and was from Carrick, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (30) was a female, single and a servant. She could read and write and was from Kilmore, Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (59) was a female, married and listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write and was from Carntheve, Co. Roscommon.

P.G. (22) was a single male farmer who was from Gurteen, Co. Cork.

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Those on this pager were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway.

M.E.C. (33) was a female, single and a housekeeper. She could read and write and was admitted from Aughurn, Co. Galway.

P.S. (58) was a single male labourer and he could not read and write and was admitted from the Castlebar asylum, Co. Mayo.

T.F. (63) was a female, single and was listed as being a labourer who was admiited from the Castlebar asylum, Co. Mayo.

T.F. (55) was a married male farmer and he was admitted from the Castlebar asylum, Co. Mayo.

M.F. (54) was a single female housekeeper who could rea only. She was admitted from the Castlebar asylum, Co. Mayo.

M.G. (57) was a married female housekeeper and was admitted from the Castlebar asylum, Co. Mayo.

F.G. (28) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and was from Lurgan, Co. Galway.

M.M. (34) was a single female housekeeper and she was from Garrynagran, Co. Roscommon.

K.B. (44) was a married male farmer who could read and write and was from Creggan, Co. Roscommon.

B.K. (39) was a female, single and was listed as being a housekeeper. She was admitted from Danghill, Co. Roscommon.

K.D. (49) was a female housekeeper and single. She spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.K. (29) was a single male labourer and was from Ballindrumly, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (49) was a female, single and listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and was from Curlty Conway [sic], Co. Roscommon.

A.G. (31) was a single male farmer and he read and write and was from Edmondstown, Co. Roscommon.

A.D. (32) was a single male farmer and he was from Currinah, Co. Roscommon.

J.H. (29) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write and was from Leitrim, Co. Roscommon.

M.J.B. (34) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and was admitted from Drinane, Co. Roscommon.

M.McC. (32) was a single male tailor who could read and write and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

C.K. (26) was a housekeeper and was a single female. She could read and write and was from Gortnacloy, Co. Roscommon.

J.McG. (74) was a married male farmer who was admitted from Carrigeenacarragh, Co. Roscommon.

C.G. (40) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Aughaderry, Co. Roscommon.

T.R. (18) was a single male with no occupation and was from Ballyfarnon, Co. Roscommon.

P.R. (47) was a single male and a labourer who could read and write and was from Leam, Co. Roscommon.

K.C. (38) was a married female housekeeper and she read and write and was admitted from Carrowreagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (26) was a single labourer and a male. He could read only and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.J.K. (29) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Ballycooly [sic], Co. Roscommon.

M.McG. (45) was a female, single and listed as being a servant. She could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Mullymuse [sic], Co. Roscommon.

T.G. (36) was a male, single and a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

L.M. (41) was a single male farmer and he could read only and was from Cartronbeg, Co. Leitrim.

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Those on this page were Roman Catholic and born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

E.B. (63) was a single female housekeeper who could read and write and was from Clooneen, Co. Roscommon.

R.N. (33) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Derryconry, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (58) was a single male and was a R.C. clergyman. He could read and write, was born in Co. Kilkenny and was admitted from Rooskey, Co. Roscommon.

N.K. (20) was a single female servant who could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.C. (38) was a single female and was listed as a labourer who could read and write, was born in Co. Mayo and was admitted from Mountain Upper, Co. Roscommon.

J.T. (45) was a married male farmer who could read and write and was from Ballinultha, Co. Roscommon.

C.T. (43) was a married male labourer and he could read and write, speak Irish and English and was admitted form the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

D.D. (33) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Derrylahan, Co. Roscommon.

N.G. (321) was a female, married and listed as a housekeeper. She could read and write, was born in Co. Mayo and was admitted from Loughgill, Co. Mayo.

E.G. (31) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write and was from Gurteen, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (25) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Carrentarriff, Co. Roscommon.

J.L. (29) was a single male labourer. He could not read and was admitted from Corskeagh, Co. Roscommon.

K.K. (54) was a married female housekeeper and she could read and write and was from Cloonmore, Co. Roscommon.

B.M. (43) was a servant and a married female. She could read and write and was from Ballindoughleen [sic], Co. Roscommon.

B.K. (33) was a single female and she could read and write and was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (48) was a single male farmer and could read and write. He was admitted from Aghoo, Co. Roscommon.

C.F. (38) was a single female who could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Fosclorouagh [sic], Co. Roscommon.

B.H. (22) was a single female servant who could read and write and was from Culmore, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (24) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Swinefied, Co. Roscommon.

J.G. (43) was a single male farmer. He could read and write and was from Milltown, Co. Roscommon.

M.N. (37) was a single female servant and could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Mullaghadooly, Co. Roscommon.

D.G. (29) was a single male labourer. He could read and write and was from Creggauneeleka, Co. Roscommon.

D.L. (27) was a labourer and a single male. He could read and write and was from Kennylough, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (39) was a married female housekeeper who could read and write, was born in Co. Mayo and was admitted from Lisalway, Co. Roscommon.

J.R. (29) was a single male mason who could read only and was born in Co. Antrim. He was admitted from Dundrum asylum, Dublin.

A.D. (30) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from Brideswell, Co. Roscommon.

D.J.K. (22) was a single man and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Predagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (43) was a married female housekeeper who could not read and write and was admitted from Manture, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (49) was a single male labourer and could read and write and was from Carramore, Co. Roscommon.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon.

P.G. (40) was a labourer and a single male. He was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.K. (30) was a single male and was listed as being a shop boy and was admitted from Gortfree, Co. Roscommon.

P.M. (28) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Kilmore, Co. Roscommon.

M.R. (29) was a single female housekeeper and could read and write and was from Fairy Mount, Co. Roscommon.

J.R. (26) was a labourer and a single male. He could read and write and was from Laragon, Co. Roscommon.

T.B. (30) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Lissawaddy, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (54) was a single female and was listed as being a householder. She could read and write and was admitted from Caher, Co. Roscommon.

J.L. (28) was a single female servant who could read and write and was from Rockhill, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (31) was a single male but he had no occupation. He was admitted from Tullytown, Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (39) was a labourer and a single male who could read and write and was admitted from Ballyduff, Co. Kerry.

M.M. (29) was a single female servant who could read and write and was from Ballinagare, Co. Roscommon.

P.C. (42) was a single male labourer who could read only and was admitted from the Boyle workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (52) was a female, single and listed as being a servant and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.D. (25) was a single female servant who could read only and was admitted from Keadure E. Co. Roscommon.

M.K. (32) was a female, single and had no occupation. She was admitted from Clonellon, Co. Roscommon.

B.McD. (72) was a widowed female housekeeper and was admitted from Culleenirwin, Co. Roscommon.

C.L. (37) was a single female farmer and was from Cloonfour, Co. Roscommon.

J.O’C (?) (52) was a single male but had no occupation. He could read and write and was from Torreen, Co. Roscommon.

O.McK. (26) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted from Ardmore, Co. Roscommon.

M.G. (31) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from Corgorman, Co. Roscommon.

K.G. (72) was a single female needleworker who could read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

B.C. (37) was a single female who could read and write, speak both irish and English and was from Moyne, Co. Roscommon.

E.D. (47) was a female and was single. She was admitted from Ballintemple, Co. Roscommon.

M.M. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was from Derrinargon [sic], Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (57) was a single male carpenter who could read and write and was admitted from Lanesboro, Co. Roscommon.

J.F. (58) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Carrowmore, Co. Roscommon.

P.K. (37) was a single male coachman who could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

P.F. (43) was a married male farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Rover Upper, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (24) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from Cornafulla, Co. Roscommon.

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All those on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon.

M.E. (41) was a single female and she could speak both Irish and English and also read and write. She was admitted from Bunnamucka, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (31) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Cloonfad, Co. Roscommon.

T.D. (46) was a married male labourer and he could read and write and was from Arm, Co. Roscommon.

T.McD. (33) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Bedorragha [sic], Co. Roscommon.

A.C. (27) was a servant and a single female. She could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

W.W. (66) was a widowed male labourer and could read and write, speak Irish and English and was admitted from Boyle, Co. Roscommon.

P.S. (43) was a male, single and listed as a labourer and he could read and write. He was admitted from Boyle Creagh, Co. Roscommon.

J.M. (26) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Tibohine, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (59) was a single male farmer. He could read and write and was from Ballyhogan, Co. Galway.

N.O’R (24) was a female, single and listed as being a servant. She could read and write and was from Gurteen, Co. Galway.

M.C. (34) was a married female housekeeper and she was admitted from Ruskey, Co. Roscommon.

E.J. (29) was a labourer, single and a male. He could read and write and Ruskey, Co. Roscommon.

B.R. (61) was a married female charwoman who was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

T.Q. (56) was a single male labourer who was from Callow, Co. Galway.

J.H. (18) was a labourer and a single man and was admitted from Clonown, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.N. (45) was a single female and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Roscommon.

T.K. (41) was a married male farmer and was admitted from Legatinty, Co. Roscommon.

P.P. (68) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Brenabeg, Co. Roscommon.

J.R. (26) was a single male with no occupation who could read and write and was admitted from Ratlinagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (36) was a single man and a labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Cloonlative, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (34) was a single male labourer from Monksland, Co. Roscommon.

A.B. (28) was single female and she could read and write and was from Cloonlahan, Co. Galway.

B.H. (35) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Drumlash, Co. Roscommon.

B.H. (35) was a single female and was listed as being a labourer. She could read and write and was from Raheely, Co. Roscommon.

J.I. (27) was a single male but had no occupation. He could read and write and was from Portnahinch, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (50) was a single female servant from Drumlion, Co. Roscommon.

K.G. (25) was a single female and could read and write, speak both Irish and English and was from Derryherk, Co. Roscommon.

M.A.M. (28) was a single female servant who could read and write and was admitted from Cartron, Co. Roscommon.

P.J.D. (24) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Elphin, Co. Roscommon.

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Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

P.T. (27) was a single male farmer who could read and write and was admitted from Brohan, Co. Roscommon.

A.R. (19) was a single female who was listed as being a laundress. She could read and write and was from Roscommon.

M.H. (50) was a servant and a single female who could not read and write and was admitted from the Roscommon workhouse.

J.D. (20) was a married male farmer who was admitted from Loughmoore [sic], Co. Roscommon.

W.D. (15) was a male, single and listed as being a servant. He could read and write and was admitted from Aughabehy, Co. Roscommon.

M.R. (29) was a single female and she could read and write and was admitted from Cleaheen, Co. Roscommon.

A.O’C. (26) was a single female servant who could read and write and was from Garbally, Co. Galway.

M.G. (56) was a married female housekeeper and she could read and write, speak both Irish and English, and was from Creagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (30) was a single female housekeeper and she could read and write and was admitted from Clooneenbaun, Co. Roscommon.

E.D. (58) was a married female and she could read and write and was admitted from Cloonaff, Co. Roscommon.

P.N. (46) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was admitted from Cullinnely [sic], Co. Roscommon.

J.K. (30) was a labourer, single and male who could read and write and was admitted from Cartron, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (55) was a married male labourer and he was admitted from Tubbervaddy, Co. Roscommon.

E.K. (50) was a married female and was listed as being a housekeeper. She could read and write and was admitted from Corradrehid, Co. Roscommon.

P.McP. (53) was a single male farmer and was from Seltannaveeny, Co. Roscommon.

P.H. (35) was a single male labourer who was able to read and write, speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Cloonshannagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.P. (32) was a single female and she could read and write, spoke both Irish and English and was from Crosshill, Co. Roscommon.

C.C. (64) was a married male and was listed as being an R.I.C. pensioner. He could read and write, was born in Co. Cork and was admitted from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (20) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.

E.G. (40) was a single female and she could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was from Strikestown, Co. Roscommon.

M.H. (26) was a single man and was listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was from Ballinturly, Co. Roscommon.

N.R. (24) was a single female with no occupation and she could read only and was admitted from the Strokestown workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

J.G. (52) was a single male army pensioner who could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

T.N. (52) was a single male with no occupation but could read and write and was admitted from Clooncullane [sic], Co. Roscommon.

M.R. (17) was a single female and she could read only and was from Aughum, Co. Galway.

A.F. (50) was a married female housekeeper and she could read and write, spoke Irish and English and was from Gurteen, Co. Roscommon.

M.D. (25) was a single female and she could read and write and was from Sheereenagh, Co. Roscommon.

C.G. (35) was a single male labourer and he could read and write and was from Killeenboy, Co. Roscommon.

T.D. (23) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Faughill, Co. Roscommon.

50

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

M.K.S. (26) was a single female who could read and write and was admitted from Cornalee, Co. Roscommon.

P.J. (21) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Culliagharney, Co. Roscommon.

M.F. (26) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was admitted from Culleenirwin, Co. Roscommon.

P.G. (29) was a single male labourer who could read and write and was from Clooney Killabeg, Co. Roscommon.

J.F. (39) was a married male and was listed as being a farmer, He could read and write and was from Loughnara, Co. Roscommon.

D.H. (22) was a single male shop assistant who could read and write and was from Lavagh, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (50) was a labourer, male and single who could read and write and was admitted from Cappalisheen, Co. Roscommon.

J.C. (30) was a single male labourer who was born in Ohio, USA and he could read and write and was admitted from Cleaboy, Co. Roscommon.

K.C. (30) was a single female and she was from Driney, Co. Roscommon.

N.U. (29) was a single male and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was admitted from Lisagallon, Co. Roscommon.

M.B. (33) was a labourer and a single male who could read and write and was admitted from Cloonflour, Co. Roscommon.

J.H. (39) was a single male labourer who was admitted from the Castlerea workhouse, Co. Roscommon.

P.D. (25) was a male, single and listed as being a labourer. He could read and write and was from Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon.

M.C. (40) was a married male farmer who could read and write, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Driney, Co. Roscommon.

House 42.2 was also part of the asylum.

Byrne

William (47) was listed as the head of this family and he had been married to Bridget (42) for 16 years and during that marriage they had had 7 children, Michael (15), Thomas (14), Elsie (?) (12), May (11), Willoughby (10), Florence (7) and Eileen (5). They were all Roman Catholic and Bridget was born in Co. Galway while all the others were born in Co. Roscommon. Willoughby and Eileen spoke only English and all the others spoke both Irish and English and all the family could read and write. William was an asylum attendant and the children were all scholars.

House 42.3 was also part of the asylum.

Kirwan                                                            (additional surnames: Kelly and Robinson)

The head of this part of the house was James J. Lawrence (39) and he lived with 2 servants, Mary Kelly (27) and Emily Robinson (26). James and Mary were Roman Catholic while Emily was Church of Ireland. James was born in Tuam, Co. Galway, Mary was born in Kings County[xvi] and Emily was born in Limerick. James spoke both Irish and English and all could read and write. James’ occupation was listed as MB BA BCI (RUI) Ret. Med Sop, Mary was a house maid domestic servant and Emily was a cook domestic servant.

House 42.4 was also part of the asylum

Kelly

Bernard (35) was listed as being the head of this family and he had been married to Mary (30) for 4 years and they had 3 children, Wm. Noel (3), Bernard Joseph (1) and Gerard Joseph (9mths). They were all Roman Catholic and both parents were born in Co. Galway while the children were all born in Co. Roscommon. Both parents spoke Irish and English and Bernard was listed as being a storekeeper.

House 42.5 was also part of the asylum.

O’Connor

Norah (40) was listed as the head of this household and she had been married for 19 years but there was no mention of a husband in this entry. She lived with 6 of her children, Aileen (18), Kathleen (17), Matthew (15), Joseph (14), John (11) and Norah (10). They were all Roman Catholic and Norah (40) was born in Co. Galway and the children were all born in New York City. Matthew could speak both Irish and English while all the others spoke only English and all could read and write. Norah (40) was a matron of asylum and the 4 youngest children were scholars.

House 42.6 was also part of the asylum.

Tully                                                                           (additional surname: Moran)

Hugh (44) was the head of this family and he had been married to Annie (31) for 7 years and they had 4 children, Maryan Joseph [sic] (5), Herbert Frances (4), Mary Josephine (3) and John Vincent (2) and also in the house was Annie’s sister, Delia Moran (16). They were all Roman Catholic and Annie and Delia were born in Co. Westmeath while all the others were born in Co. Galway. With the exception of Mary Josephine and John Vincent, they could all read and write. Hugh was a head attendant and Maryan Joseph and Herbert Frances were scholars.

House 42.7 was also part of the asylum

Donelan [sic]

Peter (57) was listed as the head of this family and had been married to Margaret (60) for 25 years and during that time they had had 5 children and 4 of those had survived. They shared the house with 3 of those children, Genevieve W. (21), Georgina A. (18) and Cecilia K. (17). They were all born in Co. Galway and were Roman Catholic. The children could speak Irish and English and all could read and write. Peter was a gate porter and Genevieve W. was a teacher.

House 42.8 was also part of the asylum.

Mills                                                   (additional surnames: Bolton, Finney and Glynn)

John (44) was the head of this household and he had been married to Rosetta Eva Geraldine (41) for 11 years and they had 5 children, Mary Broughton (10), James Leonard Broughton (9), Arthur Maurice Broughton (7), Rosaleen Patricia Broughton (5) and John Anthony Broughton (4) and also in the house at that time were 3 servants, Susan Bolton (3), Alice Finney (18) and Norah Glynn (19). Norah was a Roman Catholic and all the others were Church of Ireland. John was born in Ballynaghan, Co. Clare, Rosetta Eva Geraldine, Arthur Maurice Broughton, Rosaleen Patricia Broughton and Norah Glynn were born in Galway, Mary Boughton and James Leonard Broughton were born in Portobello house, Dublin, Susan was born in Co. Wexford and Alice was born in Co. Mayo. John was a physician and surgeon MB. Bbh. BAORUI and Susan, Alice and Norah were domestic servants.

House 42.9 was the part of the asylum assigned to staff

01

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write.

Mary E. Dooley (23) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Bridget Flynn (35) was a head nurse and was born in Galway.

Kate Daly (21) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Sarah Gilligan (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Mary Murphy (20) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Ellie Kearns (24) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Kate Morgan (24) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Kate Tracy (21) was an asylum attendant and born and was born in Galway.

Delia Winters (25) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Mary Hannon (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Mary Costello (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Bridget Carney (22) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Bridget Keating (32) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Kate Mullery [sic] (21) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Annie Mulvey (30) was an asylum attendant and born in Roscommon.

02

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

Teresa Fitzpatrick (21) was an asylum attendant who could speak both Irish and English and was born in C. Roscommon.

Eliza Kelly (23) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Norah Fallon (26) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Agnes Hicks (24) was an asylum laundress and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Bridget Callanan (33) was an asylum laundress and was born in Co. Galway.

Annie Minton (27) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Sarah Kelly (25) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Maria Fallon (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Ellen Ledwith [sic] (26) was an asylum laundress and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Mary White (28) was an asylum cook and was born in Co. Galway.

Bridget Egan (30) was a general domestic servant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Margaret Deely [sic] (22) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Katie Reilly (26) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co Galway.

Mary Anne Walsh (40) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Mary Joseph (24) was an asylum attendant and she was an Episcopalian and was born in Co. Galway.

03

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Mary Gorman (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Margaret Gunning (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Mary Kenny (26) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Delia Cormican [sic] (20) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Mary Turley (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Kings County[xvii].

Mary Anne Madden (27) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Mary Jane Mannion (26) was an asylum attendant and born in Co. Galway.

Anne Coyle (31) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Catherine Cunningham (24) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Rose McHugh (23) was an asylum attendant and born in Co. Westmeath.

Mary Kellenan [sic] 36) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Annie Bowes (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Bridget Dolan (24) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Maria Fitzpatrick (21) was an asylum attendant, could speak both Irish and English and was born in Co Mayo.

Anne Murray (29) was an asylum attendant, could speak Irish and English and was born in Galway.

04

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Bridget Noone (27) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Annie Cunningham (22) was an asylum attendant and was born in Cork.

Sarah Foy (37) was an asylum head nurse and was born in Galway.

Kate Manning (22) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Bridget Naughton (25) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Lucy Glynn (no age given) was an asylum cook. She had been married fro 14 years and was born in Galway.

Margaret Egan (23) was an asylum attendant and born in Co. Galway.

Margaret Brennan (24) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Mary Burke (23) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Julia Dolan (38) was an asylum night attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Mary Keating (27) was an asylum night attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Annie Fitzpatrick (24) was an asylum night attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Mary Shaughnessy (30) was an asylum night attendant and was born in Galway.

Julia Donohoe (19) was an asylum night attendant, could speak both Irish and English and was born in Galway.

Margaret Donohoe (23) was an asylum night attendant, could speak both Irish and English and was born in Galway.

05

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Mary Dooley (29) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Mary Hickey (36) was an (?) infirmary nurse and was born in Dublin City.

Bridget Burke (47) was an asylum cook and was born in Co. Roscommon.

Ellen Mannion (26) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Bridget Finerty [sic] (21) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Galway.

Lucy Lally (56) was an asylum cook and born in Co. Galway.

06

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

James Callaghan (36) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

John L. Shaughnessy (33) was an asylum attendant and born in Co. Westmeath.

Patrick Keary [sic] (27) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Michael Broderick (27) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

James McDonnell (27) was an asylum attendant and born in Roscommon.

Michael Keogh (30) was a stoker at the asylum boiler and was born in Galway.

James Lally (53) was an asylum deputy head attendant and was born in Galway. He was a married man for 16 years with 6 children.

John Cunniffe (45) was an asylum night attendant and born in Roscommon. He was a married man and had ben for 12 years and had 6 children.

Thomas Fahy (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

John Dolan (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

John Monaghan (35) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

Michael Finneran [sic] (29) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

John Finerty [sic] (32) was an asylum attendant and born in Roscommon.

Mark Killilea (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Patrick Moran (25) was an asylum attendant and born in Galway.

07

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Michael Murray (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Daniel Murray (31) was an asylum attendant who was born in Roscommon.

Laurence Coffey (28) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

Thomas Donelan [sic] (31) was an asylum attendant who was born in Galway.

James Breen (25) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Michael Carroll (23) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

John Kenny (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Martin Donelan [sic] (23) was an asylum attendant who was born in Galway.

Michael Mears (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

William Hickey (30) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

John Deely [sic] (29) was an asylum attendant who was born in Galway.

Matthew Mulherron [sic] (28) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Roscommon.

Thomas Mitchell (24) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Roscommon.

James Naughton (22) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Roscommon.

Gilbert Jennings (33) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

08

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Thomas Flynn (25) was an asylum attendant and born in Co. Roscommon.

Bernard Finerty [sic] (22) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Co. Rsocommon.

Charles Eccles (34) was a plumber and fitter and was born in Co. Down.

Frank Clayton (26) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Scotland.

Patrick John Mullins (29) was an asylum attendant and was born in Co. Westmeath.

Patrick Condron [sic] (25) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Roscommon.

Laurence Manning (27) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway

Thomas Howey (25) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

William Morgan (23) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Galway.

Michael Kelly (26) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Galway.

Michael Lyons (25) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Thomas Gray [sic] (22) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway. He was listed as being an Episcopalian.

William Brock (29) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Malachy Tully (36) was an asylum (? Unlegible) and was born in Galway.

James Gleavy [sic] (39) was an asylum (? Unlegible) and was born in Galway.

09

Those on this page were all Roman Catholic, single and could read and write, unless otherwise stated.

There was a L. J. Kirwin listed as the head of family at this point but no further information is given.

Jerome Luce [sic] (?) was shoemaker in the asylum and was born in Co. Galway.

Patrick Byrne (?) was an upholsterer in the asylum and he was born in Dublin City.

Patrick Carney (?) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Timothy Churchill (?) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Roscommon.

Michael Kelly (?) was an asylum attendant and was born in Galway.

Joseph Mannion (?) was an asylum attendant and was born in (?).

John Fallon (24) was an asylum attendant and was born in Roscommon.

William Haverty [sic] (26) was an asylum attendant and he was born in Galway.

John Duane (39) was an asylum attendant and was born in (?).

Thomas Staunton (35) was an (?) asylum attendant and was born in (?).

James Fallon (29) was an (?) asylum clerk, could read and write, and was born in Roscommon.

1901 Census

Overview of the townland

There was very little information on the townland because the original documents were torn or destroyed. There were in the region of 1400 people in Townparks with the majority being residents of the asylum. The enumerator was Const. William Greavon [sic].

Eustace                                                            (additional surname: Gorman)

The head of this family was Joseph (age unreadable) and he was married to Adelaide (37) and they lived in the house with their son, Thomas (10) and a servant, Julia Gorman (32). Joseph, Adelaide and Thomas were Church of England and Julia was a Roman Catholic with Joseph being born in Carlow and the others were born in Dublin. The could all read and write. Joseph was a brewer’s agent, Thomas was a scholar and Julia was a general servant. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 9 rooms.

Davidson                                                         (additional surname: Bookles [sic])

Hutchinson (40) was the head of this family and was married to Nellie Eleanor (30) and they shared the house with 5 of their children, Ethel (9), John Walker (7), Olive Eleanor (6), James John (5) and Eric Hutchinson (2) and also in the house at that time was a servant, Agnes Bookles [sic] (18). They were all Presbyterian and were born in Co. Galway. With the exception of Olive Eleanor, James John and Eric Hutchinson, they could all read and write. Hutchinson was a solicitor, Ethel and John Walker were scholars and Agnes was a nurse domestic servant. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 9 rooms.

Madden                                                           (additional surnames: Smith and Connell)

The head of this household was James (56) and he shared the house with his sister, Lizzie (40), a visitor, Francis Patrick (55), a widower, a boarder, John Smith (35) and a servant, Ellen Connell (17). James, Lizzie and Francis Patrick were Roman Catholic, John was a Unitarian and Ellen was also a Roman Catholic and they could all read and write. James was a nursery and seeds man, Lizzie was a housekeeper, Francis Patrick was a commercial traveller, John was a bachelor of engineering and a Co. surveyor and Ellen was a servant. The house was a 1^st class dwelling with 9 rooms.

Curry

The widow, Anne (70) was the sole occupant of this house and she was a Roman Catholic and was born in Co. Roscommon. She could read and write and was listed as being a pensioner asylum (?). The house was a 3^rd class dwelling with 2 rooms.

House 6 (boarding school) (1) (2) (3)

The members of this school were all female scholars, Roman Catholic, born in Co. Galway, spoke only English and could read and write unless otherwise stated.

Annie Browne (15)

Catherine Quinn (12) who was born in Co Meath.

Bridget Bradly (14)

Margaret Hollender [sic] (15) who was born in Dublin City.

Lilly Hollender [sic] (13) who was born in Dublin City.

Julia Tracy (11)

Mary Mara (12)

Agnes Costello (13)

Mary Tarpy [sic] (14)

Marcella Tarpy [sic] (9)

Bridget Queenie (12)

Nora Gately (11)

Margaret Mara (11)

Ellen Kane (14)

Margarert Flood (14) who was born in Dublin City.

Mary A. Fahy (12)

Margaret Fahy (11)

Mary Mahony (15)

Nannie Cashin (13) who was born in Kings County[xviii].

Delia Cashin (12) who was born in Co. County.

Margaret Whelan (13) who was born in Dublin City.

Christina Murphy (12) who was born in Dublin City.

Sarah Murphy (11) who was born in Dublin City.

Mary Curley (13)

Rose Naughton (11)

Bridget Coleburne [sic] (14)

Mary Coleburne (12)

Margaret Moran (12)

Mary Colgan (10) who was born in Dublin City.

Bridget Scully (14) who was born in Co. Longford.

Cath Scully (14) who was born in Co. Longford,

Josephine O’Brien (12)

Katty [sic] Gavin (11)

Lizzie Doyle (11)

Mary Vaughan (15)

Catherine Vaughan (11)

Agnes Vaughan (9)

Kate Carey (11) who was born in Dublin City

Agnes Comer (12)

Mary Comer (11)

Alice Kennedy (13) who was born in Dublin City.

Mary Kennedy (9) who was born in Dublin City.

Mary Mulhane [sic] (6)

Katty [sic] Mara (8)

Ellie Curley (8)

Teresa Mullins (10)

Mary Cosgrave (14)

Rosanna Cosgrave (12)

Lilly Burke (9)

Francis Elder (9)

Eliza Brian (13)

Elizabeth Mitchell (9)

Lizzie Keogh (9)

Maria Larkin (14)

Bridget Larkin (11)

Annie Berrane [sic] (10)

Margt Fallon (10)

Mary O’Brien (12)

Julia O’Brien (9)

Catherine Cummins (10)

Ellen Coleburne [sic] (8)

Mary Kane (9)

Sarah Kane (8)

Mary K. Egan (7) who could read only.

Nora Larkin (4) who could not read.

Agnes Cosgrave (4) who could not read

Maggie Elder (3) who could not read

Mollie Kane (19)

Bridget Gavin (18)

Eliza Murry (16)

Mary Rogers (18)

Maggie Costello (17)

Maggie Rogers (17)

Maggie Malone (18)

Margaret M. Kenny (15)

Mary Comber (14)

Margaret M. Gallagher (14)

Agnes Gallagher (12)

Lucy Gallagher (10)

Minnie Murray (13) who was born in Co. Westmeath.

1. A. Shaughnessy (9)

Kate Shaughnessy (8)

Mary E. Shaughnessy (11)

Nannie Shaughnessy (10)

Kathleen Shaughnessy (8)

Brigid Kane (9)

Jane Comber (7)

Kathleen Bradly (9) who was born in Co. Sligo

Teresa O’Malley (17)

Margaret O’Malley (15)

Mary Bradly (11) who was born in Co. Sligo

Nannie Minehan [sic] (14) who was born in Co. Tipperary

Mary T. Groves (15) who was born in Dublin City

Emily Neil (14)

Bell Neil (11)

Frances Neil (6)

Josephine Connelly (9)

1. Ellen Connelly (11)

Agnes Hunt (11)

Mollie Keighrey (9)

Nannie McDonald (17)

Fredda Fallon (6)

House 6 was the Ballinasloe workhouse and had 231 residents, all of who were listed by initials only.

(1)

Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were males.

J.M. (18) was not married, was a waiter, domestic servant and could read and write. He was from Ballinasloe.

J.K. (25) was not married and was listed as being a grocer’s messenger and could not read. He was from Ballinasloe.

J.M. (23) was not married, was an agricultural labourer and could not read. He was from Ballinasloe.

L.B. (36) was a carpenter, married and could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

S.R. (46) was a married shoemaker and could read and write. He was born in King’s County[xix]

J.F. (27) was an unmarried tailor who could read and write. He was from Ballinasloe.

T.F. (45) was a farm servant, not married and could read and write. He was admitted from Liscume.

J.N. (63) was a widowed butcher and he could read and write. He was from Ballinasloe.

T.L. (21) was not married, was a general servant domestic and could not read. He was from Lissyvehane [sic].

M.C. (87) was a widowed labourer who could not read. He was born in Cork City and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (78) was an unmarried servant and could not read. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.L. (71) was a coach painter, was un married and could read and write. He was admitted from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (81) was a married agricultural labourer but could not read. He was admitted from Aughrim.

J.H. (25) was a married man, an agricultural labourer and could read and write. He was admitted from Kylemore, Co. Galway.

T.M. (75) was a widowed civil engineer who could read and write. He was admitted from Kilconnell.

W.R. (69) was unmarried and a general servant domestic and could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon, could speak both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

J.McN. (48) was an agricultural labourer, was unmarried and could read and write. He spoke both Irish and English and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

T.C. (71) was a married chimney sweep but could not read. He spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (67) was an unmarried man, an agricultural labourer but could not read. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Cornfield.

T.D. (50) was an agricultural labourer, unmarried and could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from Ruaun [sic][xx], Co. Galway.

J.M. (63) was an army pensioner, unmarried and could not read. He was from Ballinasloe.

J.McN, (63) was an agricultural labourer, unmarried and could not read. He spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.C. (73) was unmarried, an agricultural labourer and he could not read. He was from Clontuskert.

P.B. (66) was unmarried, an agricultural labourer and he could not read. He was from Kiltormer.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated.

J.B. (60) was a widowed male agricultural labourer who could read only. He spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

P.K. (8) was a male and could read and write.

H.McM. (7) was a male and could not read.

F.L. (80) was a male and a widower, He was an agricultural labourer and could not read and was from Esker.

M.B. (5) was a male and could not read.

M.D. (74) was a widowed female who was a general servant domestic and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.F. (80) was a widowed female and a wife of a baker who could not read. She spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (83) was a widowed female and a wife of a farmer. She was born in Kings Co.[xxi], could not read and was from Rahrabeg.

A.G. (70) was a widowed female and the wife of a gardener who could read and write. She was born in Dublin City and was from Ballinasloe.

M.C. (81) was a widow, female, a wife of a labourer who could not read. She spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

B.S. (82) was a married female, who could not read and was the wife of an agricultural labourer. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (no age entered) was a widowed female who was listed as a wife of an agricultural labourer. She could not read but could speak Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.McH. (56) was an unmarried female, was a general servant domestic and could read and write. She was from Lismany.

M.K. (21) was an unmarried female who was a general servant domestic and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

B.C. (70) was a female, unmarried, a general servant domestic and could not read. She was from Kilconnell.

E.D. (62) was an unmarried female who was a dressmaker and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.L. (72) was a female who was widowed and could read only. She was the wife opf a labourer, spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

A.C. (82) was a widowed female who could not read. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Lismany.

M.K. (69) was a female and the wife of an agricultural labourer and could not read. She was from Ballinasloe and spoke Irish and English.

B.G. (79) was a married female who could read and write and was a wife of an agricultural labourer. She was a born in Co. Roscommon, could speak both Irish and English and was from Taghmaconnell.

M.K. (70) was a female, unmarried and was listed as a general servant domestic who could read only. She was from Kilnahown.

A.C. (68) was a widowed female who was the wife of an agricultural labourer but could not read. She was born in Co. Roscommon but was from Ballinasloe.

C.G. (70) was a widowed female and was listed as the wife of a herd who could read and write. She was born in Co. Longford and was admitted from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (77) was a married female and was the wife of a watchmaker who could read and write. She spoke both Irish and English, was born in Co. Clare and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were female unless otherwise stated.

M.M. (92) was a widow and the wife of a land steward who could read and write. She was born in Co. Westmeath and was admitted from Lismany.

M.C. (61) was married and the wife of an agricultural labourer whom could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

S.C. (86) was a widow and the wife of an agricultural labourer but could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.M. (64) was an unmarried seamstress who could read only. She was from Ahascragh.

M.W. (83) was a widow and the wife of a farmer but could not read. She was from Calla.

E.A. (66) was a widow and the wife of a blacksmith and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.K. (18) was an unmarried servant who could read and write and she was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (21) was an unmarried servant who could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

R.R. (25) was an unmarried servant and she could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (56) was married and the wife of a tailor and she could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.A.B. (28) was an unmarried servant who could read and write. She was born in Co. Westmeath and was from Ballinasloe.

J.M. (75) was a widow and was the wife of a herd but could not read. She was born in Kings Co. and from Laghmaconnell.

A.F. (32) was a married woman and the wife of an agricultural labourer and could read and write. She was from Woodberry.

K.G. (78) was a widow and a wife of a weaver who could read only. She was from Ballinasloe.

K.K. (64) was an unmarried servant who could not read. She was from Ganavelu [sic].

A.K. (14) was an unmarried servant who could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

E.B. (30) was a married wife of a carpenter and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

A.C. (63) was a married wife of a labourerand she could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

J.C. (10) could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

P.E. (3) was a male and could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

N.C. (6) could not read and she was from Ballinasloe.

B.H. (3) could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

J.D. (4) was a male, could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

B.C. (7) could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were male unless otherwise stated.

E.K. (7) was a female from Ballinasloe who could not read.

M.F. (11mths) was a female and she was born in house.

B.D. (8) was a female who could read and write and was from Woodberry. She was a scholar and able to attend school.

K.F. (19) was a female, unmarried and was a general servant domestic. She could read and write and was from Aughrim.

A.F. (38) was a married female and the wife of a baker who could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

B.J. (15) was a female and an industrial school child. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

M.C. (12) was a female industrial school child and she could rea and write and was from Ballinasloe.

C.C. (71) was an agricultural labourer and was not married. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.R. (60) was an unmarried baker and he could read and write. He was from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (77) was a married agricultural labourer who could not read. He spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

W.D. (40) was a married tailor who was able to follow his trade. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

M.K. (32) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read. He was from Ganaveen [sic].

J.G. (97) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could not read. He was from Ballonasloe.

J.F. (73) was a widowed agricultural labourer who could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was Creagh.

P.C. (65) was a an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Creagh.

M.L. (81) was a married herd and he spoke both Irish and English but could not read. He was from Ballinasloe.

P.K. (71) was unmarried and listed as being a nailer [sic] and could read and write. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Ahascragh.

J.P. (54) was an Unmarried agricultural labourer and he was able to follow his occupation. He could read and write and was from Kilconnell.

M.C. (60) was an unmarried car driver who was able to follow his trade. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

P.G. (88) was an agricultural labourer and was married and could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Laghmaconnell.

P.C. (75) was a married agricultural labourer. He could not read but could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

P.D. (78) was an agricultural labourer and was unmarried. He could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

J.R. (78) was a widowed blacksmith who could not read and he was from Ballinasloe.

D.B. (70) was a widowed carpenter who was able to ply his trade. He could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were male unless otherwise stated.

M.N. (69) was a married agricultural labourer who could read and write. He spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

J.M. (50) was an unmarried farm servant and could not bread. He spoke both Irish and English, was born in Co. Clare and was from Ballinasloe.

J.D. (56) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he could not read. He was from Clontuskert.

L.G. (84) was a widowed dealer who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

M.K. (62) was a shoemaker who was a widower and could read only. He was from Ballinasloe.

M.R. (80) was a widowed agricultural labourer who could read only. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

T.G. (80) was a car drive and a widower who could not read. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

J.C. (52) was an unmarried general servant domestic who could read only. He was from Ballinasloe.

W.H. (49) was a widowed stone breaker and he was able to follow his occupation. He could read only, was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (72) was a widower and a pork butcher who could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

P.K. (53) was an unmarried stonecutter and he could read and write. He was born in Co. Dublin and was from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (78) was an unmarried baker, could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

S.C. (79) was a widowed farmer and could read and write. He was from Clonterf.

W.Q. (62) was an army pensioner and tailor, married and could read and write. He was from Ballinasloe.

B.M. (65) was an unmarried coach trimmer and he could read and write. He was born in Co. Westmeath and was from Ballinasloe.

E.K. (92) was a widowed agricultural labourer who could read and write. He spoke Irish and English, was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

M.M. (85) was a widowed agricultural labourer and could read only. He spoke Irish and English and was from Woodbury.

J.McG. (87) was a married baker and could read only. He was born in Co. Tipperary and was from Ballinasloe.

P.H. (83) was a widower, a land bailiff and could read and write. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

P.C. (85) was a widowed agricultural labourer who could read and write. He could read and write and was from Clonterf.

P.P. (30) was unmarried, a butcher’s servant who was able to follow his occupation. He could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

P.W. (26) was a general servant domestic who was able to follow his occupation. He was unmarried, could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

P.D. (58) was an unmarried plasterer and could read and write and was able to follow his occupation. He was born in Co. Dublin and was from Ballinasloe.

H.G. (38) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could follow his occupation and could read and write. He spoke both Irish and English, was born in Co. Clare and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were female unless otherwise stated.

P.K. (53) was a male, unmarried agricultural labourer who could not read. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (69) was a widowed wife of an agricultural labourer and she could not read. She was born in Co. Roscommon, could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

C.McC. (72) was general servant domestic and a widow. She could not read but spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.N. (63) was an unmarried general servant domestic who could not read. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Ahascragh.

A.C. (80) was a widow and was the wife of a car driver who could read and write. She spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

B.L. (54) was a widow and the wife of a stone cutter who could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

B.F. (82) was a widowed wife of an agricultural labourer and she could not read. She spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.F. (78) was an unmarried general domestic servant who could not read. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Kilconnell.

A.S. (41) was not married, had no occupation but could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

E.W. (62) was a widowed wife of a shoemaker and she could not read. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Bally? .[xxii]

B.G. (92) was a widowed wife of an agricultural labourer who could not read. She could speak both Irish and English and was from Killoran.

B.E. (51) was an unmarried general servant domestic who could not read. She spoke both Irish and English and was from Cappataggle.

C.C. (66) was a widowed general servant domestic and she could read only. She spoke Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

E.M. (62) was an unmarried general servant domestic who could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.B. (60) was an unmarried general servant domestic and could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.M. (55) was an unmarried general servant domestic but could not read. She was from Ruane [sic]?

M.McL. (64) was a widow and a general servant domestic and could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

B.M. (65) could not read and was an unmarried general servant domestic and was from Ballinasloe.

E.K. (66) was a general servant domestic, was unmarried and could not read. She was from Ballnasloe.

M.M. (72) was the widowed wife of an agricultural labourer and she could not bread. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.K. (65) was a general servant domestic, unmarried and could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

B.R. (67) was listed as being a general servant domestic, could not read and was unmarried. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.D. (63) was a widowed wife of an agricultural labourer and she could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.S. (62) was a general servant domestic, unmarried and could not read. She was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were female unless otherwise stated.

M.G. (78) was a widowed wife of a farmer and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

C.G. (71) was a general servant domestic, unmarried and could not read. She was Killure.

M.C. (62) could not read and was a widowed general servant domestic. She was from Kiltormer.

B.L. (61) was a general servant domestic, unmarried and could read and write. She was from Ballinasloe.

H.F. (81) could not read and was the widowed wife of a farmer who was from Poolboy.

L.M. (29) was unmarried with no occupation and could read and write. She was born in house.

B.C. (41) could read and write and was a general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She was unmarried and was from Ballymacward.

M.B. (73) was a widowed wife of a soldier who could read and write and was from Ballinasloe and was born in Co. Meath.

J.K. (12) was an unmarried male scholar who could read and write and was from Killure.

J.K. (11) was a scholar, unmarried, male and could read and write. He was born in house.

J.C. (11) was a male scholar who could read and write and was born in house.

J.F. (8) was a male scholar who could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

J.M. (7) was a male scholar, could read and write and was born in house.

J.K. (7) was a male scholar, could read and write and was born in house.

K.D. (14) was a female scholar who could read and write. She was born in Co. Limerick and was from Ballinasloe.

M.M. (13) was a female scholar and could read and write. She was born in house.

L.C. (11) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

G.F. (11) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

L.F. (9) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

B.B. (10) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

A.B. (9) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

A.M. (6mths) was a female who was born in house.

A.B. (8) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

A.F. (7) was a female scholar and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were female unless otherwise stated.

B.S. (5) was a scholar and she could read only and was from Woodbury.

M.B. (5) was a scholar and she could read only and was from Ballinasloe.

E.H. (4) was a scholar and she could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

M.F. (5) was a scholar and she could read only and was from Ballinasloe.

D.B. (5) was a scholar and she could read only and was born in house.

J.S. (5) was a scholar and she could read only and was born in house.

K.D. (40) was an unmarried general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

B.M. (50) was a widowed wife of a baker and she was able to ply her trade. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

J.M. (7) was a male who could read only and was from Ballinasloe.

B.M. (5) could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

W.S. (57) was a widowed general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could not read, was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

E.McM. (32) was a widowed wife of a horse trainer and she was able to follow her trade. She could read only and was from Ballinasloe.

S.K. (30) was a widowed wife of an agricultural labourer who was able to follow her occupation. She could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

N.H. (16) was unmarried and could read and write. She was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Creagh.

A.M. (33) was a married wife of a labourer and was able to follow her occupation. She could read only, was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballyforan.

H.McM (2) was a male who could not write and was born in Co. Wexford and was from Ballinasloe.

P.K. (4) was a male who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

J.K. (3) was a male who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

M.F. (3) was a female who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

J.K. (2) was a male who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

M.B. (4) was a male who could not read and was from Ballinasloe.

H.K. (48) was an unmarried general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could read only, speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

M.V. (31) was an unmarried general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could read and write, was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Ballinasloe.

K.C. (29) was an unmarried general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

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Those listed on this page were all Roman Catholic, were born in Co. Galway and were unable to follow their usual occupation unless otherwise stated. All were female unless otherwise stated.

R.L. (33) was not married and she was listed as being a general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She was from Ballinasloe.

M.C. (37) was an unmarried general servant domestic and she could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

R.C. (24) was a general servant domestic and was able to follow her occupation. She was unmarried, could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

K.M. (23) was an unmarried general servant domestic who was able to follow her occupation. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

M.G. (36) was an unmarried general servant domestic who could follow her trade. She could read and write and was from Ballinasloe.

K.K. (23) was a general servant domestic and was unmarried. She was able to ply her trade and was from Ahascragh.

B.L. (19) was a general servant domestic who could follow her occupation and was unmarried.

B.N. (35) was a general servant domestic who could follow her occupation and was unmarried. She was born in Co. Roscommon, could read and write and was from Creagh.

W.C. (4) was a male and was born in house.

K.G. (3) was a female and was born in house.

E.K. (1) was a male and was born in house.

K.L. (2) was a female and was born in house.

J.E. (6mths) was a male and was born in house.

T.C. (1) was a male and was born in house.

M.K. (1) was a male and was born in house.

M.B. (8mths) was a female who was born in Co. Roscommon and was admitted from the district asylum Ballinasloe.

I.V. (2) was a male and was from Creagh.

M.M. (71) was male Agricultural labourer and was married. He was from Kiltormer.

T.H. (72) was male Agricultural labourer and was married. He could speak both Irish and English and was from Ballinasloe.

B.K. (51) was an unmarried general servant domestic. She was born in Co. Roscommon and was from Culliagh.

J.H. (69) was a widowed male agricultural labourer. He spoke both Irish and English and was from Ballymacward.

House 1000.

This was the Ballinasloe Asylum and had 1158 residents and all were listed by their initials only to protect their identity.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

T.C. (70) was a male and was unmarried.

J.D. (37) was an unmarried male.

B.C. (27) was an unmarried female.

H.F. (21) was an unmarried female.

M.B. (41) was an unmarried female who was listed as being a daughter of a farmer. She could read and write and was born “on sea”

M.M. (72) was a female and listed as being a general servant domestic. She was unmarried, could read and write and was born in Co. Roscommon.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic, were male and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.N. (69) was a single labourer and could read only.

P.N. (65) was unmarried and had no occupation listed.

J.B. (58) was a shop assistant and was a single man. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

M.C. (62) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer.

B.O’D. (78)

J.K. (65) was a single farmer and he could read and write.

G.T. (65) was a commercial traveller.

L.H. (63) was a member of the Church of Ireland, was a married female and listed as being a farmer’s wife.

M.C. (61) was a single man and a butler by trade. He was Church of Ireland. He also spoke both Irish and English.

J.M. (73) was a married farmer.

W.B. (65) was a soldier who was a member of the church of Ireland. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

W.D. (61) was a shopman and could read and write.

J.B. (62) was an agricultural labourer who could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

P.B. (64) was a policeman.

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? H. (60) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

C.R. (?) was a female.

M.B. (67) was a male who could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

M.M. (61) could read and write and speak Irish and English.

J.B. (63) was a married man and he could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

K.K. (43) was a single female.

M.D. (61) was a policeman and he could read and write.

I.H. (61) was an agricultural labourer and married. He could read and write and speak Irish and English.

A.K. (59) was single and could speak both Irish and English.

I.F. (61) was an unmarried farmer who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

P.M. (62) was a single agricultural labourer and he could speak Irish and English.

I.S. (48) was a male who could not read.

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[the first 22 names were missing from this page]

J.E. (51) was a male.

M.C. (62) was a widowed female.

M.M. (48) was an unmarried female.

M.C. (47) was a female.

H.M. (44) was a female domestic servant.

J.C. (58) was a married male agricultural labourer. He was Church of Ireland and could speak both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic, were male and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.C. (67) was a married man and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

P.N. (78) was a married farmer and he could read and write.

P.P. (62) was a married agricultural labourer.

M.G. (61) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and speak both Irish and English.

P.C. (50) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.D. (52) was an unmarried agricultural labourer.

P.McM. (58) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.L. (52) was an unmarried agricultural labourer.

M.L. (57) was unmarried.

H.K. (49) was an unmarried female domestic servant.

L.R. (46) was an unmarried male.

J.C. (48) was an unmarried agricultural labourer

T.Q. (40) was an unmarried male.

M.N. (45) was an unmarried soldier.

M.M. (48) was an unmarried agricultural labourer.

M.C. (45) was a widowed female.

P.B. (60) was an unmarried soldier.

T.McT. (40) was an unmarried shoemaker.

P.K. (52) was an unmarried agricultural labourer.

S.K. (42) was an unmarried female domestic servant.

H.F. (40) was a female who could speak both Irish and English.

M.C. (55) was a married female and she was listed as being a farmer’s wife. She could also read and write.

M.C. (51) was a single female.

T.G. (44) was a married male who could speak both Irish and English and read and write.

J.C. (54) was a married farmer who could speak both Irish and English and read and write.

J.C. (44) was a widowed farmer and he could speak Irish and English.

M.R. (59) was an unmarried female.

B.H. (58) was a married female and listed as being an agricultural labourer.

M.H. (49) was an unmarried female and she could speak Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic, were male and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

A.F. (49) was an unmarried female who was a domestic servant and could not read.

P.C. (57) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

E.K. (44) was an unmarried soldier and could not read.

M.F. (40) was an unmarried shopman and could not read.

M.M. (41) was an unmarried female who could not read.

C.M. (49) was an unmarried female who could not read.

M.G. (44) was an unmarried female and was listed as being an agricultural labourer.

J.C. (40) was an unmarried soldier and could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

M.Q. (39) was an unmarried agricultural labourer who could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

C.St.L (38) was a female and could not read.

P.J. (75) was a married farmer and he could speak both Irish and English.

I.F. (84) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he spoke only Irish.

J.L. (45) was a married farmer and he could read and write.

M.B. (64) was an unmarried female and could not read.

M.B. (57) was an agricultural labourer and a single man.

H.N. (41) was a female and she could speak Irish and English.

M.R. (53) was an unmarried agricultural labourer.

S.L. (50) was a male that could not read and had no occupation listed.

B.R. (48) was a soldier and could not read.

J.H. (40) was an unmarried female and a school teacher. She was a Presbyterian and could read and write.

J.McN. (46) was a female, unmarried and could not read.

P.D. (44) was an unmarried Clerk (?) and could read and write.

P.B. (47) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read.

P.C. (43) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read.

P.McD. (62) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read.

M.C. (49) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and could not read.

P.S. (44) was an unmarried agricultural labourer, could not read but spoke Irish and English.

P.H. (72) was an unmarried agricultural labourer, could not read but spoke Irish and English.

T.G. (65) was an unmarried agricultural labourer, could not read but spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.W. (23) was an unmarried female who was Church of Ireland and could not read. She was listed as being a dressmaker.

M.C. (64) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could speak both Irish and English but could not read.

E.McD. (46) was an unmarried female domestic servant and could not read.

J.G. (49) was a married male slater and he could not read.

M.L. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

B.Q. (51) was a married female and she could not read.

P.C. (43) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

L.S. (51) was an unmarried male that had no occupation and could not read.

J.Q. (44) was a single male shopman and could read and write.

M.B. (44) was a male and an agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

J.C. (77) was an unmarried male soldier and could not read.

M.K. (48) was an unmarried female domestic servant and she could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

C.C. (85) was an unmarried female and could not read.

B.K. (33) was an unmarried female and could not read.

J.C. (75) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

H.C. (65) was a married female shoemaker’s wife who could not read.

B.G. (45) was an unmarried female domestic servant and could not read.

T.L. (42) was a married male agricultural labourer and could not read.

H.D. (55) was a married female and was listed as an agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

B.McL. (49) was a married female domestic servant who could not read.

J.L. (53) was an unmarried male shoemaker and could not read.

T.B. (45) was an unmarried male shepherd and could not read.

D.M. (55) was an unmarried male farmer and he could not read.

M.L. (71) was an unmarried female who could not read.

M.K. (60) was a married male blacksmith and he could not read.

T.M. (48) was an unmarried male soldier who could not read.

M.R. (67) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

H.H. (60) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

M.Q. (42) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.L. (64) was an unmarried female domestic servant and could read and write.

W.W. (81) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

M.C. (35) was an unmarried female domestic servant and she could read and write.

E.M. (57) was a married female domestic servant and she could read and write.

D.S. (57) was a male agricultural labourer who was unmarried and could read and write.

M.L. (44) was a single female farmer and she could not read.

B.G. (42) was a single female and could not read.

I.M. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.A. (47) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

C.K. (53) was an married female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

J.C. (68) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

J.B. (36) was an unmarried male who was listed as being a painter. He could not read.

P.C. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

T.D. (44) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.C. (49) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.McG. (58) was a married female and she could not read.

H.M. (76) was a single female and she could not read.

P.Q. (63) was a single male, an agricultural labourer and he spoke Irish and English but could not read.

A.H. (63) was a married female who could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

M.N. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

C.G. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

W.H. (63) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

I.M. (42) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.C. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

B.C. (47) was a married female and she could not read but spoke Irish and English.

T.M. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.K. (53) was a married male but had no occupation listed and could not read.

C.B. (64) was a single female and she could not read.

M.K. (48) was a married male and was listed as being a nailer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.M. (59) was an unmarried female who was born in (?) England. She was listed as being a pedlar and could read and write.

P.McD. (48) was an unmarried male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer who could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

M.H. (46) was a single female who could not read.

M.C. (42) was a single female and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. She could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

H.F. (42) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

E.L. (42) was an unmarried female domestic servant and she could not read.

1. S. (38) was an unmarried male farmer and he could not read.

A.G. (52) was a married female and an agricultural labourer and could not read.

M.H. (47) was an unmarried male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer who could not read.

H.D. (31) was a single female and she could not read.

B.K. (46) was a single female and was a farmer’s daughter. She could not read but could read and write.

C.B. (57) was a married female and could not read.

M.N. (28) was a single male and he had no occupation and could not read.

R.C. (62) was a single male and he had no occupation and could not read but he spoke Irish and English.

M.G. (41) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.K. (62) was a widowed female and was listed as being a domestic servant but could not read.

J.C. (47) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

P.McD. (49) was an unmarried male that had no occupation and could not read.

J.C. (62) was a single male farmer who could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

J.H. (41) was a single male shepherd and he could not read.

J.K. (46) was a married male but he had no occupation and could not read.

P.Q. (34) was a single male shopman who could read and write.

P.D. (39) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

J.W. (45) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

D.M. (71) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.F. (38) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

C.R. (71) was an unmarried female and she spoke both Irish and English.

C.L. (60) was a married female and was listed as being a farmer’s wife and she could read only.

M.C. (52) was an unmarried female. She was Church of Ireland, could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

P.N. (44) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.D. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.C. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

T.F. (60) was an married male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

E.H. (71) was a single female who was listed as being a farmer’s daughter and could read and write.

M.G. (32) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

T.H. (56) was a married male farmer who could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

J.L. (35) was an unmarried male who was listed as being a wool weaver and he could read only.

A.D. (31) was a single female agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.D. (35) was a single male soldier and he could read and write.

M.S. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

B.M. (39) was a female, married and listed as being a farmer’s wife.

H.E. (34) was an unmarried female who could not read.

M.K. (41) was a married female and she could read and write.

M.M. (41) was a single female who could read and write.

E.F. (57) was an unmarried female shopkeeper and she could read and write.

J.F. (53) was a married female and she could read only.

I.H. (49) was a single male and was listed as being a farmer. He was born in England and could read and write.

J.C. (77) was a widowed male agricultural labourer. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

I.S. (56) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.L. (66) was a male, married and listed as being a farmer. He could read only and spoke Irish and English.

P.C. (40) was a single male and was listed as being a farmer. He could read and wirte.

P.McL. (50) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

J.J. (70) was an married male agricultural labourer and he could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

P.McF. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.L.C. (57) was an unmarried female domestic servant and she could read and write.

P.A. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

K.W. (72) was a widowed male who was listed as being a dealer in old shoes. He could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

L.F. (55) was a married female and she was listed as being a land steward’s wife. She could read and write, was born in Co. Monaghan and was Church of Ireland.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

W.L. (68) was an unmarried farmer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.L. (35) was a single female and she could not read. She could also speak Irish and English.

M.P. (35) was a single female who could read and write. She could also speak Irish and English.

H.H. (70) was a married female and she could not read.

C.B. (40) was a single female and she could not read.

I.F. (55) was an unmarried male and he was a nailer [sic] by profession and could not read.

M.C. (60) was a married male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. He could not read.

B.C. (39) was a male, unmarried and could read and write although he had no occupation listed.

C.C. (75) was a widowed female. She was a member of the Church of Ireland and could read and write. She was listed as being a farmer’s wife

P.H. (38) was an unmarried male and had no occupation listed but he could read and write.

M.F. (36) was a single male saddler who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

P.L. (26) was a male. He had no occupation but could read and write.

M.H. (34) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.H. (43) was a single male agricultural labourer but he could not read.

P.C. (55) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

H.M. (42) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

J.K. (70) was a married male farmer. He could speak both Irish and English and read and write.

C.O’M (57) was a married female and a farmer’s wife. She spoke Irish and English and could read and write.

L.E. (24) was an unmarried male with no occupation and he could read and write.

M.D. (65) was a male, married and listed as being a farmer. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

M.T. (49) was an unmarried female and was listed as being a domestic servant and she could read and write.

H.K. (31) was an unmarried female and was listed as being a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

M.F. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer.

J.F. (47) was a single female agricultural labourer and she could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

J.K. (49) was listed as being a male with no occupation but he could speak both Irish and English.

J.C. (59) was an unmarried male Roman Catholic curate. He could read and write.

J.B. (61) was a single male and he had no occupation and could not read.

H.D. (59) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

B.G. (44) was a married female and she could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

J.M. (41) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

I.C. (47) was a married male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. He could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

C.M. 942) was a female and not married. She could read and write.

M.Q. (34) was an unmarried female who could read and write.

B.F. (59) was an unmarried female and she could read and write.

T.H. (39) was a single male, an agricultural labourer and could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

I.G. (30) was a single male and was listed as being a shoemaker. He could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

M.D. (59) was an unmarried male who was listed as being a farmer and could not read.

J.F. (35) was a married male agricultural labourer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English.

J.F. (49) was a male and not married. He was an agricultural labourer and could read only.

K.C. (59) was an unmarried female who was listed as being a farmer’s daughter. She could not read and write.

J.H. (48) was a male farmer. He could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

M.L. (68) was a male, married and listed as an agricultural labourer. He could not read.

M.W. (30) was a listed as being an unmarried female and was a farmer’s daughter. She could read and write.

I.M. (38) was an unmarried male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. He could not read.

A.M. (41) was a farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

C.M. (50) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

M.K. (58) was an unmarried female and she could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

A.E. (47) was an unmarried male that had no occupation. He was a Methodist and could read and write.

M.R. (70) was a single male farmer and was unmarried who could read and write.

J.W. (42) was a single male agricultural labourer who could read only and spoke both Irish and English.

C.C. (53) was a farmer’s daughter and unmarried. She could read and write.

M.D. (33) was a single male who was listed as being an agricultural labourer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

P.K. (43) was a single male with no occupation listed but could read only and spoke Irish and English.

M.S. (48) was listed as being a single female and she could not read.

M.K. (54) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read only and spoke Irish and English.

P.L. (36) was a single male agricultural labourer who was born in England. He could not read and write.

P.G. (35) was an unmarried male victualler who could read only but could speak both Irish and English.

P.F. (58) was a single male and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. He could not read and spoke both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.G. (48) was an unmarried male who was listed as being a farmer. He could read and write.

M.C. (58) was an unmarried female and was listed as being an agricultural labourer and she could read and write.

J.A. (36) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

A.C. (68) was a single female who could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

C.S. (55) was a farmer’s son and unmarried. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

W.L. (21) was a single male with no occupation. He was born in Co. Tipperary and was a member of the Church of Ireland.

H.F. (38) was a single female and listed as being an agricultural labourer. She could read and write.

M.F. (45) was a female, unmarried and an agricultural labourer. She could not read.

K.F. (42) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

M.A.L. (29) was an unmarried female and listed as being an agricultural labourer.

M.M. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read only.

C.M. (34) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

P.N. (29) was a male agricultural labourer who was not married and he could read and write.

M.W. (45) was listed as being a married farmer and could read and write. He could also speak Irish and English.

M.L. (26) was a male agricultural labourer and a single man. He could not read.

M.F. (67) was a single male farmer and he could read only.

J.K. (33) was a soldier and a single man who could read and write.

P.D. (37) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

J.K. (34) was an unmarried male shepherd who could read and write.

T.C. (67) was a married male agricultural labourer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English.

B.B. (40) was a single female and was listed as being an agricultural labourer. She could read and write and speak Irish and English.

M.M. (32) was a farmer’s wife who spoke only Irish and could not read.

L.D. (33) was an unmarried male farmer who could read and write.

J.F. (37) was a single male and an agricultural labourer. He could not read and spoke Irish and English.

J.T. (45) was a single male and an agricultural labourer. He could read and write.

P.M. (57) was an unmarried male farmer and he could read and write and speak Irish and English.

M.G. (65) was a married female and she could not read.

M.B. (42) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

W.C. (42) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer. He could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

B.G. (40) was listed as being an unmarried farmer’s daughter who could read and write and speak Irish and English

P.C. (50) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.D. (34) was a single male nailer who could read and write.

J.G. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.G. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.O’G. (30) was a single male shopman and he could read and write.

J.F. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read and spoke only Irish.

G.L. (67) was a single male with no occupation. He could read and write and was Church of Ireland.

J.T. (70) was a married male farmer who could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

M.O’L. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.C. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English

I.C. (31) was a male soldier and a single man. He could read only and spoke Iirsh and English.

J.S. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

E.K. (66) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.G. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read only.

T.G. (48) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

M.G. (44) was an unmarried male farmer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.G. (24) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.C. (66) was a farmer’s wife who could read and write and spoke both Irish and English.

M.G. (38) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

J.M. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

B.W. (56) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and could read only.

S.J.W. (26) was a farmer’s daughter and could read and write. She was Church of Ireland.

P.M. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.M. (46) was a single male with no occupation. He could read and write.

M.F. (67) was a married farmer who could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

E.Q. (30) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and could not read.

P.F. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could not read.

M.L. (51) was a married school teacher’s wife and she could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

W.N. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

J.S. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

J.D. (41) was a married male with no occupation who could read and write.

M.M. (39) was a farmer’s daughter and was not married. She could read and write.

C.B. (56) was a widowed farmer’s wife who could read only and spoke only Irish.

M.C. (36) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read and spoke both Irish and English.

P.C. (52) was a single male and was listed as being a labourer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English.

K.M. (27) was a farmer’s daughter and could read and write.

J.B. (58) was a widowed male and listed as being a shoemaker who could read and write.

M.G. (56) was a married male farmer. He could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

I.C. (56) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read and spoke Irish and English.

M.K. (36) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and she could read and write.

M.L. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

A.M.N. (48) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.McW. (36) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

L.W. (51) was a married farmer who could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

D.G. (46) was a married male farmer and he could not read.

M.D. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

J.L. (49) was a married male who was listed as being a carpenter and could read and write.

H.B. (66) was a widowed farmer’s wife who could speak both Irish and English.

P.McD. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.T. (35) was a single male and was listed as being a shoemaker and could read and write.

J.D. (65) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.C. (30) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

J.F. (35) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

J.T. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.R. (40) was a single female and was a domestic servant. She could not read.

I.T. (35) was a single male and he was a shoemaker who could read and write.

W.W. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

C.R. (42) was an unmarried farmer and he could read and write.

B.G. (33) was a single female and a farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

P.H. (22) was a single male and was listed as being a shepherd. He could read and write.

A.C. (36) was a single female who could not read.

M.K. (55) was a widowed female who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

B.C. (42) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

P.F. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.B. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

B.G. (53) was a single female huckster who could not read.

H.McL. (40) was an unmarried male with no occupation who could not read.

P.M. (60) was a male farmer and a married man. He could read and write.

M.K. (60) was a farmer’s wife who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

V.B. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

T.W. (25) was a single male farmer who could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

H.K. (25) was a single female who could not read.

T.E. (50) was a single male farmer who could read only and he spoke Irish and English.

M.N. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.O. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.B. (55) was a single male farmer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.N. (50) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only and spoke only Irish.

C.C. (19) was a single female who could not read.

J.B. (32) was a farmer’s wife who could read and write.

R.L. (51) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

J.C. (61) was a married farmer and he could read and write and also speak Irish and English.

M.W. (45) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

J.T. (30) was a single male and listed as being a chimney sweep. He could not read and was born in Co. Mayo.

M.B. (55) was a shepherd’s wife and she could read and write.

M.K. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

P.K. (46) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

B.F. (34) was an unmarried female and she could read only and speak both Irish and English.

M.D. (65) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read and spoke Irish and English.

M.M. (37) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

J.M. (25) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

P.N. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write and also speak Irish and English.

P.O.M. (28) was a single male soldier who could read and write.

M.K. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

P.O. (34) was an married male agricultural labourer who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

W.F. (57) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read but could speak Irish and English.

M.H. (34) was a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

J.P. (34) was a single male farmer and he could not read but could soeak both Irish and English.

M.G. (67) was a single female and she and she could not read.

J.K. (21) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.F. (64) was a widowed female and was listed as being a domestic servant and she could not read.

P.S. (49) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

E.C. (57) was an unmarried male carpenter and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

P.W. (44) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

M.H. (64) was a widowed female and she could read only and speak Irish and English.

J.M. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and she could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.McL. (22) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

M.D. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

J.K. (44) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could read only.

M.H. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write and also speak Irish and English.

H.C. (36) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

M.T. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.F. (34) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.C. (18) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.C. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.F. (70) was a married male farmer who could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

T.C. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.D. (34) was a single female who could read and write.

T.M. (49) was a single male and was listed as being a farmer who could read and write.

J.K. (26) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

R.M. (44) was a married man and a farmer and he could read and write.

A.K. (31) was a single female and she was listed as being a domestic servant and could read and write.

C.F. (49) was an un married female and was a domestic servant who spoke Irish and English but could not read.

M.H. (40) was a female, unmarried and was listed as a domestic servant. She could not read.

M.D. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.F. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

S.W. (32) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

B.H. (40) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.M. (60) was a single female and was listed as being a domestic servant and she could not read.

H.H. (74) was a married female and she could read and write.

T.L. (39) was a single male farmer and he could not read.

M.S. (34) was a female, married and was listed as being a domestic servant and could read and write.

P.G. (27) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

C.C. (69) was a widowed female who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

B.M. (26) was a female, not married and could not read.

M.J. (41) was a female, married and was listed as being a domestic servant. She could read and write.

M.L. (27) was an unmarried female domestic servant and she could not read.

J.R. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.D. (26) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

P.M. (67) was a male and was a married farmer but could not read.

I.C. (44) was a married male farmer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

J.S. (31) was a male, unmarried and listed as being a farmer. He could not read but could speak Irish and English.

H.C. (30) was a single female farmer and could read and write.

J.McD. (34) was a single male carpenter and he could read and write.

J.B. (59) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

J.N. (64) was a widowed male farmer who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

W.H. (35) was an unmarried male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.B. (53) was a married male with no occupation and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

H.G. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read buty spoke both Irish and English.

M.C. (38) was a single male who could read and write. He was born in Sligo.

B.E. (44) was a domestic servant and a single female. She could not read but could spoke Irish and English.

M.C. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.M. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.H. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

T.K. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.F. (53) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.C. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

W.D. (29) was a single male farmer who could not read.

L.K. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

M.B. (23) was a female and was listed as being a domestic servant who could read and write.

D.B. (39) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read only.

P.C. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

M.H. (17) was a single farmer’s daughter who could not read.

J.P. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could speak both Irish and English and also read and write.

J.K. (43) was a married farmer and could read and write.

M.F. (40) was a farmer’s wife and could read and write.

B.F. (38) was a single female domestic servant and she could read and write.

J.F. (26) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could not read.

J.P.M. (31) was a single male farmer. He could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

J.M. (29) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

H.R. (63) was a single female domestic servant and she could not read.

T.C. (33) was a single male shepherd and he could not read.

M.M. (63) was a widowed female and listed as being a farmer. She could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

B.M. (45) was a single female charwoman. She could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

H.M. (60) was a married female domestic servant and she could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

M.H. (63) was a married female agricultural labourer and she could read and write.

1. T. (45) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.D. (33) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

E.H. (63) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

M.S. (63) was an unmarried female and she could read only.

P.R. (37) was a male, unmarried and listed as being a farmer. He could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

M.C. (53) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read.

1. (29) was an un married female and was a school teacher. She could read and write and was born in England.

M.McD. (22) was a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

M.G. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

B.K. (32) was a single male farmer who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

K.F. (38) was a single female and was a domestic servant. She could read and write.

M.K. (58) was a single female domestic servant who could read and write.

T.H. (58) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

B.F. (53) was a married female farmer who could read only and was born in Co. Mayo.

E.K. (49) was a married female domestic servant and she could she could read and write and was born in Co. Roscommon.

P.McL. (39) was an unmarried male shoemaker. He could read and write.

M.K. (36) was a single farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

B.H. (38) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read only.

C.B. (38) was a single farmer’s daughter and could read only.

C.B. (65) was a widowed female who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

H.G. (50) was a farmer’s wife who could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

J.R. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer. He could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

E.D. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.G. (50) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English.

K.C. (17) was a single female and she could read and write.

J.D. (67) was a single female who could not read.

P.S. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and could read only.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

P.G. (30) was an unmarried male who could read and write but had no occupation listed.

J.K. (67) was an unmarried female and she was listed as being Church of Ireland and could not read.

J.McD (37) was a single male Agricultural labourer who could not read,

W.McD (38) was an unmarried male farmer and he could read and write.

J.C. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write and also speak Irish and English.

J.M. (40) was a male, a farmer and he could read and write.

M.C. (42) was an unmarried female, who was listed as a farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

M.C. (34) was a single female and a farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

P.D. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.M. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.B. (32) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

J.H. (32) was an unmarried farmer and he could read and write.

A.C. (28) was a female agricultural labourer and was a single woman. She could read and write.

A.M. (72) was a widowed female and she could not read.

J.K. (60) was a widowed male farmer and he could not read.

H.K. (60) was a single female and she could not read.

J.U. (70) was a widowed female who could not read.

P.K. (57) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

M.H. (27) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

M.M. (42) was a single male farmer but he could not read.

B.W. (28) was a single male farmer but he could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

C.R. (37) was a female and a farmer’s wife and she could not read.

P.F. (69) was an unmarried agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.H. (47) was a married male farmer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

A.F. (28) was a single male soldier and he could read and write.

M.C. (27) was a single female agricultural labourer and she could not read.

M.M. (32) was a female and a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

P.L. (43) was a widowed male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.J. (50) was a single female and an agricultural labourer who could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

E.K. (60) was a married male and was listed as being a farmer who could not read.

M.K. (17) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

T.T. (26) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

E.H. (22) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

A.O’D. (28) was a female who could speak only Irish but could not read.

M.McD. (28) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.D. (26) was a single female domestic servant.

S.McG. (27) was an unmarried male pedlar and he could not read. He was born in Co. Monaghan.

J.H. (32) was a female who was unmarried and she could read and write. She could speak both Irish and English.

M.K. (29) was an unmarried male farmer and he could read and write.

M.McL. (38) was a female domestic servant and she could read only.

M.M. (27) was a single female domestic servant and she could read and write.

B.G. (68) was an unmarried female and was a domestic servant who could not read.

1. (62) was a farmer’s wife who could not read.

M.D. (32) was a female domestic servant and she could read and write.

J.F. (20) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read. He spoke only Irish.

M.M. (28) was a single female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.C. (19) was a female, unmarried and could read and write. She was born in England.

M.O’B. (30) was an unmarried male with no occupation and could read and write. He was born in Co. Leitrim.

P.McD. (30) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

K.B. (23) was a single female and was listed as being a farmer’s daughter. She could read and write.

M.M. (30) was a single female domestic servant and she could read and write.

T.G. (35) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.F. (20) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

J.C. (34) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

P.J. (34) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

R.F. (84) was a male widowed farmer and he could not read. He spoke Irish and English.

P.K. (66) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could read only.

J.H. (44) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

S.T. (26) was a single female who was a farmer’s daughter and could not read.

K.F. (16) was a single female general assistant shopkeeper and she could read and write.

J.C. (64) was an unmarried male saddler who could not read.

J.L. (58) was a male, single and had no occupation and could read and write.

J.G. (60) was a single male soldier who could read and write.

P.D. (64) was a single male soldier and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

J.H. (52) was a single male who was a shopman in a draper’s shop and could read and write. He was born in Co. Mayo.

J.K. (72) was a male solder and was unmarried. He could not read.

P.H. (67) was a married male butler and could not read.

T.C. (43) was an unmarried male who had no occupation and could not read.

M.F. (48) was an unmarried male and he was a turnkey in the gaol. He could not read.

M.K. (53) was a single female domestic servant and she could not read.

M.C. (44) was a single female and she could read and write.

P.C. (61) was a married male and was a shoemaker but could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

H.C. (54) was a single male stone cutter and he could read and write.

M.R. (45) was a single female and she could not read.

B.McD. (59) was a single female and could not read.

M.G. (40) was an unmarried factory girl and she could not read.

P.B. (41) was a single male baker and he could read and write.

P.M. (71) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

J.O’G. (45) was a single male and was a pipe maker who could read and write.

M.F. (51) was a single male with no occupation and could not read.

J.P.R. (51) was a single male and he had no occupation and could not read.

P.E. (57) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

J.M. (39) was a single male school teacher and he could read and write.

M.M. (44) was a single female domestic servant who could not read.

E.F. (38) was an unmarried male who had no occupation and could read and write.

P.Q. (44) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

A.M. (53) was a married male carpenter and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

T.C. (43) was a single male farmer and he could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

A.W. (37) was a single female and she could not read. She could speak both Irish and English.

J.McJ. (51) was a married female and was listed as being a poulterer but could not read. She could speak both Irish and English.

M.S. (41) was a single male with no occupation and could not read.

J.P. (44) was a single male pedlar and he could not read.

C.H. (72) was a married female and a domestic servant and could not read.

M.C. (32) was a single male and he no occupation and could not read.

W.F. (32) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.J.R. (36) was an unmarried male and was a pipe maker and could not read.

M.H. (40) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

M.L. (43) was a single male soldier and he could read and write.

J.R. (43) was an unmarried male and he had no occupation and could not read.

W.L. (45) was a single male soldier who could read and write, He was a member of the Church of Ireland.

M.M. (42) was an unmarried male and was listed as being a blacksmith. He could read only.

M.O’D. (34) was an unmarried female and she could read and write.

P.B. (39) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

P.McD. (69) was an unmarried male with no occupation who could read and write.

M.O’D. (37) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

E.M. (36) was an unmarried female and she could read and write.

M.F. (50) was a male, married and was listed as being a blacksmith but could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

M.J. (33) was an unmarried female and she could not read. She could speak Irish and English

P.L. (66) was a single male with no occupation and could read and write.

E.McD. (58) was a married female and she could not read and was born in Cork. He was Church of Ireland.

S.F.D. (27) was an unmarried female and she could read and write. He was Church of Ireland.

J.C. (38) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.M. (56) was a widowed female and she could read and write. She was Church of Ireland. She could speak both Irish and English.

M.B. (62) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read. She was born in Co. Wicklow.

M.N. (24) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.G. (46) was a married male fisherman who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.H. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read. He could speak Irish and English.

J.F. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

F.F. (29) was a single male with no occupation listed and he could not read.

P.J. (49) was a single male who was listed as being a clerk for a merchant. He spoke Irish and English.

J.C. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

S.C. (31) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.E.G. (27) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

S.J. (30) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

D.K. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.W. (30) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

J.N. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.B. (17) was an unmarried male with no occupation and he could read and write.

M.M. (68) was a widowed female who was listed as being an agricultural labourer and she could not read.

K.M. (32) was a single female and she was listed as being a domestic servant and she could read and write.

M.L. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

E.G. (33) was a female, unmarried and could not read. She was a member of the Church of Ireland.

F.K.G. (38) was a single female and she could not read.

M.L. (38) was an unmarried female and she was listed as being a governess and could read and write.

M.C. (23) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

W.S. (72) was a widowed female and she could not read and was an agricultural labourer. She could speak both Irish and English.

E.S. (70) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

J.C. (20) was a single male fisherman and he could read and write.

J.Q. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.B. (52) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

H.F. (65) was an unmarried female who could read and write and was a member Church of Ireland.

J.C. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could speak Irish and English.

P.H. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

H.McW. (21) was a female and unmarried and she could not read.

J.B. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

M.K. (24) was a single female who was a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

M.C. (41) was a farmer’s wife who could not read.

M.J.S. (25) was a single female domestic servant and she could not read.

S.M. (71) was an unmarried female and she could read and write.

M.McD. (68) was a married male agricultural who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.N. (46) was a married male agricultural who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.J. (63) was a widowed male farmer but he could not read.

J.M. (72) was a married male agricultural who could not read.

P.G. (20) was a married male agricultural who could read and write.

M.C. (28) was a single male baker and he could read and write.

E.B. (28) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

M.D. (61) was a farmer’s wife and could not read.

J.H. (33) was a married male agricultural who could read and write. He also spoke Irish and English.

J.M. (24) was a married male agricultural who could read and write.

P.P. (61) was a married male farmer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

K.S. (51) was a single female domestic servant who could read and write.

M.K. (32) was a married female and could not read.

O.M. (62) was an unmarried male with no occupation and he could not read.

W.C. (31) was a married male agricultural who could read and write.

J.M. (33) single male soldier who could read and write.

P.W. (35) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

M.M. (32) was a married male farmer and he could not read.

M.K. (19) was a single female and she could not read.

J.P. (49) a single male who was a policeman and he could read and write. He was Church of Ireland.

J.H. (35) was a married male agricultural who could not read.

R.F. (31) was a married male agricultural who could read and write. He could speak both Irish and English.

M.M. (39) was a single female who was a domestic servant and could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

P.H. (63) was a married male agricultural who could not read. He could also speak both Irish and English.

M.C. (36) was a married male agricultural who could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

A.G. (66) was a married female agricultural labourer but could not read. She also spoke both Irish and English.

P.J. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.McH. (31) was a single male with no occupation who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

W.D. (55) was a male and a married man who was a farmer and he could not read.

J.F. (61) was a married male farmer who could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

J.G. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

C.L. (71) was a married male farmer and he could not read but spoke Irish and English.

P.G. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read. He could also speak Irish and English.

P.G. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.H. (19) was a single male and was listed as being a shopman in a grocer. He could read and write.

E.F. (35) was a married female and a domestic servant who could read and write.

E.S. (33) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

B.M. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

E.E. (34) was a female, married and an agricultural labourer and could read and write. She was born in Wicklow.

J.M. (49) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.F. (49) a male, married and farmer who could read and write.

P.C. (40) was a married male farmer and he could read only. He also spoke Irish and English

M.W. (61) was a married female farmer would could read and write.

A.K. (51) was an unmarried farmer who could not read but spoke Irish and English.

C.B. (51) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

E.J.O’K. (33) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

P.L. (23) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.W. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

A.McL. (36) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.C. (64) was a widowed female who could not read.

M.C. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

K.M. (22) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.C. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.L. (21) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write. She could also speak Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

B.F. (21) was an unmarried female who was listed as being a domestic servant and could read and write.

S.G. (27) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.Q. (26) was a female and unmarried. She was a domestic servant and could not read.

J.K. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.F. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

J.R. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.L. (41) was a married female agricultural labourer and she could not read.

A.L. (66) was a widowed female and she could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

J.F. (51) was a married male and a farmer. He could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

J.C. (40) was a married male farmer who could read and write.

P.C. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

P.C. (67) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could also speak Irish and English.

P.C. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.F. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

J.D. (44) was a married male and a farmer who could read and write.

P.C. (37) was an unmarried male farmer. He could not read but spoke Irish and English.

M.C. (20) was a single female and she could read and write. She was a member of the Church of Ireland.

J.G. (50) was a single male farmer and he could not read and spoke only Irish.

E.H. (37) was a married female agricultural labourer and she could not read.

D.K. (30) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

A.H. (30) was a single female farmer and he could read and write.

J.J. (55) was a widowed male farmer and he could read and write.

M.C. (26) was a single male labourer and he could read and write.

M.D. (22) was a married male who was listed as being a shepherd. He could not read but spoke both Irish and English.

E.F. (22) was a single female and she could read and write.

E.McD. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could also speak Irish and English.

J.H. (55) was a single male farmer who could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

J.C. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.B. (55) was a widowed male farmer who could read and write and spoke Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Galway unless otherwise stated.

J.K.B. (48) was a married male farmer and he could read and write. He was a member of the Church of Ireland.

J.K. (23) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.F. (30) was a was a single female who was a domestic servant and could read and write.

G.N. (27) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

1. G. (20) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.H. (21) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

J.L. (23) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could not read. He could also speak Irish and English.

J.McN. (29) was a single male school teacher and he could read and write and was born in Co. Mayo. He was Church of Ireland.

B.J. (50) was a female, single and listed as being a domestic servant who could not read but spoke only Irish.

S.C. (25) was a single female who could not read and spoke both Irish and English.

B.N.R. (36) was a single female and was listed as being a shopkeeper in a grocer’s shop. She could read and write.

C.O’N. (34) was a married male farmer and he could not read.

B.K. (20) was a single female and she could not read.

P.M. (26) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

A.E. (60) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

P.D. (40) was a single male farmer and could not read.

J.N.C. (38) was a single female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

S.C. (42) was a single female agricultural labourer and he could not read. She could speak both Irish and English.

J.G. (72) was a married male boatman and he could not read.

J.H. (36) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

J.K. (71) was a single male agricultural labourer and he could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon.

G.S. (70) was a single male and listed as being a policeman who could read and write. He was a member of the Church of Ireland. He was born in Co. Roscommon.

R.L. (62) was a male soldier who was unmarried and could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon.

C.McD. (70) was a single female agricultural labourer and he could not read. She was born in C. Roscommon.

B.S. (52) was a single female agricultural labourer and she could read and write. She was born in Co. Roscommon.

H.K. (58) was a single female agricultural labourer and she could not read. She was born in Co. Roscommon.

J.B. (50) was a male, unmarried and was listed as being a painter who could read and write. He was born in Co. Roscommon.

H.C. (77) was a married female and a domestic servant who could read and write. She was born in Co. Roscommon.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

M.D. (52) was a single male and listed as being a blacksmith who could read and write.

P.H. (60) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

H.A. (65) was a female domestic servant and a single woman who could read and write. She was a member of the Church of Ireland.

M.F. (65) was a farmer’s wife and she could not read.

W.H. (54) was a single male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.D. (61) was a single male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.McK. (57) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

W.F. (45) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.B. (69) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write. He could also speak both Irish and English.

M.C. (63) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.M. (49) was a was a single male farmer who could not read.

J.C. (63) was an unmarried male pipe maker and he could not read.

B.C. (50) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.McD. (62) was a married female agricultural labourer and she could not read.

D.P. (67) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.C. (52) was an unmarried male farmer who could not read.

J.McD. (54) was a single male farmer and could not read.

M.R. (66) was a married female who could not read.

B.B. (63) was a single female and she could not read.

B.C. (52) was a single female and she could not read.

W.K. (76) was a male, married and was listed as being a mason who could not read.

P.K. (52) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read. He also spoke Irish and English.

J.M. (71) was a married male and listed as being a painter who could not read.

E.K. (77) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read. He could also speak Irish and English.

A.Q. (45) was a single female agricultural labourer who could not read.

C.Q. (41) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read.

P.McG. (58) was a married sailor who could read and write.

M.H. (44) was a single male agricultural labourer who could read only.

M.C. (65) was a single male agricultural labourer who could not read. He could speak Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

T.F. (46) a single male shopkeeper in a drapers and he could read and write.

H.G. (49) was a farmer, unmarried and could read and write.

G.J. (58) was an unmarried male who was a carpenter and he could read and write. He was Church of Ireland.

M.H. (55) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.D. (50) was a single male with no occupation listed and he could not read.

M.G. (53) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

P.H. (47) was a single male and was listed as being a shopkeeper grocer and he could not read.

H.M. (60) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.R. (45) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.S. (54) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.D. (53) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.F. (52) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

W.C. (65) was a married male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.McN (40) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.F. (53) was a single female with no occupation and she could not read.

J.K. (57) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

A.H. (54) was a single female and a shop assistant in a bakery. She could read and write.

J.M. (54) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

P.C. (50) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read. He could speak both Irish and English.

M.G. (80) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read. She spoke both Irish and English.

J.M. (46) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.B. (49) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.J. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.H. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

C.K. (54) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.D. (44) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.F. (69) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

J.N. (60) was a married male with no occupation who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

J.Q. (48) was a single male soldier and he could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

P.T. (84) was a married male who was an agricultural labourer and could not read. He could speak Irish and English and was born in Co. Mayo.

P.G. (57) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.W. (40) was an unmarried male who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

S.E. (58) was a single female and she was a dressmaker who could read and write and was Church of Ireland.

J.R. (63) was a married male who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

M.S. (58) was a married female who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

A.B. (53) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

J.D. (55) was a married male who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

E.G. (57) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

M.McD. (42) was an unmarried male who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

B.C. (57) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could not read.

J.C. (43) was a was a single male soldier who could not read.

P.K. (53) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

C.C. (42) was a single female domestic servant who could not read.

S.M.H. (52) was a single female who could read and write and was listed as Church of Ireland.

B.R. (43) was a single female milliner and she could read and write.

E.R. (54) was a married male and was listed as being a printer and could read and write.

M.C. (62) was a married male who was an agricultural labourer and could read and write.

M.C. (45) was an unmarried male who was an agricultural labourer and could read and write.

C.S. (38) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could read and write.

B.C. (56) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could read and write.

J.D. (59) was a married male farmer and he could read and write and was a member of the Church of Ireland.

M.C. (63) was a married female domestic servant who could read and write and also speak both Irish and English.

J.P. (41) was a male, single and listed as being a farmer who could read and write.

M.H. (36) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.G. (66) was a married female who was listed as being a housekeeper and gamekeeper who could read and write.

B.L. (44) was an unmarried male who was an agricultural labourer and could read and write.

B.R. (32) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could read only.

M.McD. (50) was an unmarried female who was an agricultural labourer and could read only.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

J.McM (54) was an unmarried female who could read and write.

E.B. (44) was a single female and she could read and write.

C.K. (59) was a widowed female domestic servant who could not read.

J.L. (44) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

J.T.L. (54) was a single male and he had no occupation. He could read and write and was born in East India.

J.B. (30) was an unmarried male with no occupation and could not read.

M.S. (44) was a single female and she could read and write.

B.O. (66) was a female, single and could not read.

M.D. (39) was a farmer’s daughter and could not read.

J.L. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.McG. (55) was a married female school teacher and she could read and write.

J.D. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.M. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write and could speak both Irish and English.

M.F. (52) was a widowed female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.C. (57) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

W.L. (35) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.M. (62) was a married female and was listed as a domestic servant who could read and write.

M.M. (60) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

A.M. (43) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

L.G. (72) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

H.A.P. (53) was a widowed female and she was a domestic servant who could read and write.

M.K. (56) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.F. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.B. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.G. (67) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.McD. (50) was a married male farmer and he could read only.

J.S. (52) was an unmarried male farmer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

A.P. (51) was an unmarried female and could read and write. She was Church of Ireland.

J.K. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.V. (27) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

R.H. (31) was a single male soldier and he could read and write.

B.S. (61) was a single female and she was listed as being a dressmaker and could read only.

E.D. (37) was a single female and she could not read.

M.K. (41) was a single female and she could read and write.

P.F. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

R.K. (44) was a single female and she could read and write.

T.C. (67) was a married male with no occupation and he could not read but could speak both Irish and English.

M.F. (37) was a single female and she could not read.

J.O’C. (47) was a single male farmer and he could rea and write.

F.McN. (45) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.C. (39) was a single female who could read and write.

J.M. (36) was an unmarried male farmer who could not read.

J.McD. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

K.W. (32) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write and was Church of Ireland.

J.F. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.C. (51) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.J. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

E.M. (71) was a male and a married farmer who could read and write and speak Irish and English.

B.B. (48) was a single female and she could read and write.

M.B. (39) was a single female and she could read and write.

E.R. (67) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.S. (49) was a married male agricultural labourer who could read only.

M.D. (33) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.B. (55) was a single farmer’s daughter who could read and write.

M.K. (59) was a married female who could not read.

A.K. (74) was a married female who could not read.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

T.F. (61) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could read only.

J.N. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.M. (34) was a single male who was a saddler and could read and write.

J.C. (43) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

J.C. (51) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

P.O’H. (35) was a male farmer who was single and could read and write.

J.N. (27) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

J.R. (39) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.N. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.Q. (37) was a male shoemaker whom was single and could read and write.

E.M. (53) was an unmarried female and she could not read.

B.G. (39) was a farmer’s daughter, single and could not read.

W.B. (53) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

L.O’H. (58) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.H. (68) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

T.F. (69) was a married male agricultural labourer and he could not read. He could also speak both Irish and English.

C.G. (56) was a farmer’s wife and she could not read.

D.H. (58) was a married male with no occupation and he could read and write.

T.C. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

B.B. (45) was a single female domestic servant and she could read and write.

J.McG. (29) a single male soldier and he could read and write.

A.B. (45) was a single female and she could read and write.

M.K. (48) was a male, single and listed as being a shepherd. He could read and write.

T.C. (36) a single male farmer and he could read and write.

W.G. (43) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

B.F. (61) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

J.G. (41) was an unmarried male who was a shoemaker and he could read and write. He spoke Irish and English.

A.M. (47) was a single female who was a dressmaker and could read and write.

J.C. (26) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

A.M. (52) was a single female and a farmer’s daughter who could read and write. She was Church of Ireland.

M.G. (40) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

L.J.B. (26) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write. Her religion was Church of Ireland.

G.F. (74) was a married male and was a grocer who could read and write.

E.C. (63) was a widowed female and she could not read.

H.M. (62) was a male, single and a farmer who could read and write.

M.D. (29) was an unmarried male with no occupation and he could read and write.

M.H. (42) was a single female and she could read only. She was born in Co. Mayo.

P.C. (35) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

T.F. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.D. (33) was a single female domestic servant and she could not read.

P.McG. (30) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.N. (43) was a single female and she was a domestic servant who could read and write.

T.D. (62) a married male coachman and he could read and write.

B.M. (32) was a single male shoemaker who could read only.

C.M. (72) was a widowed female agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.B. (32) was a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

W.D. (33) was an unmarried farmer who could read and write.

B.C. (49) was an unmarried farmer and he could read and write. He spoke both Irish and English.

M.H. (41) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

P.K. (37) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.C. (28) was a single female who could read and write.

P.M. (40) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

C.M. (46) was a married male agricultural labourer who could not read.

P.T. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

A.C. (37) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

J.B. (41) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

A.M. (46) was a single female domestic servant and could read and write.

P.C. (28) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

P.McD. (44) was a single male with no occupation and he could read and write.

J.M. (29) was a single male soldier and he could read and write.

D.O’B. (40) was an unmarried male farmer and he could not read.

K.B. (41) was a farmer’s wife and she and she could read and write.

M.B. (42) was a single female and she could not read.

E.F. (66) was a male married coachman and he could read and write.

J.C. (71) was a married male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.K. (31) was a male, single and had no occupation but could read only.

J.Q. (62) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.F. (66) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

C.C. (40) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.H. (55) was a farmer’s wife who could read and write.

J.C. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.G. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.McH. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.N. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.R. (30) was a farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

T.McG. (55) was a single male shoemaker and he could read and write.

M.McD. (70) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

J.McL. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.D. (34) was an unmarried male coachman and he could read and write.

P.H. (35) was a single male farmer and could read and write.

J.K. (35) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.C. (43) was a single male school teacher and he could read and write and speak both Irish and English.

J.H. (57) was a married male with no occupation and he could read and write.

T.C. (66) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

E.K. (32) was a single female and she could no tread.

M.S. (54) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.G. (38) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

W.M. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read only.

B.H. (54) was a married female who could not read.

M.G. (62) was a married female and she could read and write.

P.F. (46) was a widowed male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.P. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

T.N. (60) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.G. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

A.C. (49) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.B. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.K. (46) was a married female agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.S. (28) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

M.W. (50) was a widowed female farmer and she could read and write. She also spoke Irish and English.

J.H. (46) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.H. (34) was a Roman Catholic Curate and he could read and write.

B.McC. (35) was a farmer’s wife and could read and write.

H.S. (31) was a single farmer’s daughter and could read and write.

M.K. (28) was a single female who was a domestic servant cook and she could read and write.

J.O’N. (22) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

M.McN. (43) was a married female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.M. (48) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.K. (73) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.H. (34) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.W. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

K.D. (37) was a single female and she could read and write and she was born in Co. Mayo.

L.H. (41) was a single female dressmaker and she could read and write.

M.F. (25) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

J.McP (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.N. (35) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

R.M. (38) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

E.F. (29) was a single female who could read and write.

E.L. (31) was a single female who could read and write. She was Church of Ireland.

M.G. (25) was a female domestic servant and she was unmarried and could read and write.

T.McL. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

B.M. (53) was a married male and was listed as being a carpenter. He could read and write.

M.G. (27) was a single farmer’s son and he could not read.

P.McM (27) was a single farmer’s son and he could read and write.

M.C. (28) was an unmarried male and a farmer’s son who could read and write.

H.P. (42) was a tailor and an unmarried male who could read and write.

C.F. (42) was a married female and a domestic servant who could read only.

P.S. (58) was a married male farmer and he could not read.

B.C. (36) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

M.O’D. (63) was a married female agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.D. (49) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

J.B. (29) was a single male and a tailor who could read and write.

K.H. (29) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.H. (20) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

K.K. (56) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

W.C. (43) was a single female and she could read and write.

M.G. (33) was a single female and was listed as being a pipe maker and she could read and write.

C.McL. (31) was a single female and she could read and write.

J.McL. (33) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.McM (34) was a single female and was a domestic servant who could read and write.

J.H. (30) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

J.E. (43) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

M.K.N. (25) was a female, unmarried and a domestic servant who could read and write.

J.N. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could read and write.

T.C. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer and he could not read.

M.McK. (29) was a single female and a domestic servant who could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

M.R. (26) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

S.D. (38) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.B. (40) was a married female domestic servant who could not read.

M.K. (42) was a married male carpenter and he could read and write.

J.B. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write. He could also speak Irish and English.

M.G. (42) was a farmer’s wife and could read and write.

M.F. (34) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write. She could speak both Irish and English.

H.B. (42) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.K. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.S. (57) was a widowed male agricultural labourer who could not read. He could also speak both Irish and English.

K.O’N. (27) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.H. (42) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

P.G. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.G. (30) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read only.

J.E. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.McN. (32) was a single male farmer and he could read and write.

A.M. (30) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write. She could speak both Irish and English.

M.F. (60) was a married male agricultural labourer who could not read.

J.B. (44) was a married male and a farmer who could not read.

M.K. (41) was a married male farmer and could read and write.

W.S. (44) was a farmer’s wife and could read and write.

M.C. (20) was an unmarried female who was listed as a domestic servant and could read and write.

P.K. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.B. (41) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

T.B. (42) was a married farmer who could read and write and also speak Irish and English.

J.M. (48) was a saddler, male and married and could read and write.

A.H. (49) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

P.F. (32) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write. He could speak both Irish and English.

T.W. (66) was a married farmer who could read and write and could also speak both Irish and English.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

M.A.McD. (29) was a single female domestic servant and she could read and write. She was born in Co. Leitrim.

J.C. (65) was an unmarried farmer and he could not read.

M.H. (22) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

N.F. (25) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could read and write.

W.S. (25) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

T.J. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

A.W. (22) was an unmarried male farmer who could read and write.

J.C. (41) was an unmarried male farmer who could read and write.

M.G. (31) was a married male farmer who could not read. He could also speak both Irish and English.

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P.L. (31) was an unmarried male farmer who could read and write.

C.H. (46) was a farmer’s wife and she could not read.

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M.M. (35) was a single female and a domestic servant who could read and write.

G.McG. (24) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.K. (30) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

E.McM. (29) was an unmarried female agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.M. (33) was a blacksmith’s wife and she could read and write.

P.Q. (31) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

D.D. (28) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.H. (56) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

E.G. (14) was a single female who could not read and was a member of the Church of Ireland.

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P.K. (51) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

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J.D. (30) was a single male farmer who could read and write.

?.B. (47) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

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All on this page were Roman Catholic and were born in Co. Roscommon unless otherwise stated.

M.H. (33) was a single male farmer who could not read.

M.C. (36) was a single farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

E.D. (56) was a widowed female farmer and she could read and write.

M.F. (68) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

M.S. (36) was an unmarried female who could read and write.

P.K. (33) was a single male with no occupation and he could not read.

M.C. (48) was a single female who could read and write.

M.N. (22) was a single female domestic servant and she could not read.

C.B. (46) was an unmarried female and she could read and write.

A.C. (41) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

W.N. (61) was a single female who could not read.

C.R. (46) was a married male grocer who could not read.

M.M. (51) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

E.J. (77) was a married male farmer and he could read and write.

P.J.C. (23) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

M.F. (33) was a married male farmer and could read and write.

M.M. (61) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

P.R. (29) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

B.L. (58) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.J. (40) was a farmer’s wife and she could read and write.

F.C. (65) was a widowed female and a domestic servant who could not read.

B.D. (18) was a single female and could not read.

T.F. (36) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

C.McD. (30) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could read and write.

J.K. (38) was an unmarried male agricultural labourer who could not read.

B.L. (22) was a single farmer’s daughter who could not read.

A.McH (35) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

M.M. (40) was an unmarried farmer’s daughter and she could not read.

Griffith’s Valuation (1847-1864)

Note: The townland of Townparks included many of the streets in Ballinasloe town as well.

Plot 1: Michael E. Murphy leased 1 rood and 30 perches of land from the Earl of Clancarty for 10s.

Plot 2: Michael Cavanagh leased 1 acre, 1 rood and 12 perches of land from the Earl of Clancarty for £1 10s.

Plot 3: William and John Hynes leased 1 acre and 32 perches of land from Peter Moclare [sic] for £1.

Plot 4: Margaret Colgan leased 1 acre and 3 perches of land form Mrs Coolahan [sic] for £1.

Plot 5: Patrick Boulger [sic] leased 4 acres, 1 rood and 6 perches of land from the Earl of Clancarty for £4 5s.

Plot 6: Thomas H. Carroll leased land and an osiery[xxiii] with an area of 11 acres from the Earl of Clancarty for £15.

Plot 7: Union workhouse, offices with the Earl of Clancarty paying a half annual rent of the workhouse of £12 10d

Plot 8: The Earl of Clancarty had in fee (for himself) 30 acres, 2 roods and 32 perches of land (Fair Green) that had an annual ratable valuation of £17 and also the tolls and customs of fairs that had an annual ratable valuation of £400.

Plot 9: was the River Suck with an area of 7 acres, 1 rood and 24 perches.

Town of Ballinasloe

Harbour Lane

Plot 10.1: Dominick Hickey leased a house, office and yard from Walter McDonagh for £11

Plot 10.2: Dominick Hickey leased a garden (in Reve [sic]) from Patrick Curley for 10s.

Plot 10.3: John Glennon [sic] leased a house (in reve [sic]) from Bryan Cogvin for 15s.

Plot 10.4: Bryan McDermott leased a house (in reve [sic]) from Bryan Cogvin for 15s.

Plot 10.5: Patrick Burke leased a house (in reve [sic]) from Bryan Cogvin for 15s.

Plot 10.6: Patrick Nicholson leased a house (in reve [sic]) from Bryan Cogvin for 15s.

Plot 10.7: Bernard McDermott leased a house (in reve [sic]) from Bryan Cogvin for 15s.

Plot 10.8: Michael Cogvin [sic] paid £4 for a house (in reve [sic]) to Bryan Cogvin [sic].

Plot 10.9: Bryan Cogvin leased a house, offices and a yard from Walter McDonagh for £8.

Plot 10.10: Michael Shaughnessy paid 15s for a garden of 28 perches to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 10.11: William Burke leased a house (in reve [sic]) from John Abbot for £1.

Plot 10.12: Sarah Hernon leased a house (in reve [sic]) from John Abbot for £1 5s.

Plot 10.13: Mary Moran leased a house (in reve [sic]) from John Abbot for £1.

Plot 10.14: John Carroll leased a house (in reve [sic]) from John Abbot for £1.

Plot 10.15: Margaret Hynes leased a house (in reve [sic]) from John Abbot for £1.

Plot 10.16: Lodgers leased a house from John Abbot for £4 10s.

Plot 10.17: Thomas Staunton leased a house and yard from Patrick Burke for 10s.

Plot 10.18: Patrick Burke paid £7 for a house, offices and a yard to Walter McDonagh.

Ballinasloe Town

Tea Lane

Plot 1: Lodgers leased a house and yard from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £2 5s.

Plot 2: part of this house was vacant and belonged to Andrew Banfield [sic] that had an annual ratable valuation of £2 10s.

Plot 2: Lodgers leased this part of this house and a yard from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £1 15s.

Plot 3: Malachy Madden leased a house from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £1.

Plot 4: Lodgers leased a house and small garden from Junius [sic] Horan for £5 15s.

Plot 5: John Cunningham paid £1 15s for a house and yard to Junius [sic] Horan.

Plot 6: Michael Moran paid £2 for a house and yard to Junius [sic] Horan.

Plot 7: Patrick Derevin [sic] paid 15s for a house to Junius [sic] Horan.

Plot 8: Temporary R. C. Chapel was exempt.

Plot 9: Honoria Murphy leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 10: Anne Martin leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 11: Michael Morrissey leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 12: Patrick Connor leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 13: Mary Canavan leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 14: Anne Forde leased a house and yard from Hugh Curley for £1 10s.

Plot 15: Mary Reilly paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Junius [sic] Horan.

Plot 16: Peter Gaffey paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Junius [sic] Horan.

Plot 17: John Donnellan leased a house, offices and a yard from Walter McDonagh for £2 5s.

Plot 18: Patrick Shea paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 19: John Mitchell paid £1 5s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 20: James Kirwan paid £1 5s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 21: Thomas Shea paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 22: Thomas Kilroy paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 23: John Keighrey paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 24: Michael Staunton paid £5 for a house and yard to Walter McDonagh.

Plot 24a: Francis McDonough leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 24b: William Morgan leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 25: Thady McNamara leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 26: John Hoary leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 27: Thomas Linehan leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 28: Michael Murray leased a house from Patrick Burke for 15s.

Plot 29: Lodgers leased a house and yard from John Frere for £2 10s.

Plot 30: Lodgers leased a house for £1 10s from John Frere.

Plot 31: Mary Flynn paid 15s for a house to John Frere.

Plot 32: Joseph Gaffey paid £1 15s for a house and yard to John Frere.

Plot 33: Ellen Donohoe leased a house from John Rafter for 8s.

Plot 34: Mary Jenkins leased a house from John Rafter for 15s.

Plot 35: John Mitchell leased a house and yard from John Rafter for £1.

Plot 36: Patrick McDermott leased a house from John Rafter for £1 15s.

Plot 37: John Reddan [sic] leased a forge from John Rafter for 15s.

Plot 38: William Devery [sic] paid £1 10s for 2 roods and 33 perches of a garden and £2 10s for a stores and a yard to Thomas Keogh.

Plot 38a: John Riddel [sic] leased a house from William Devery [sic] for £1 10s.

Plot 38b: Laurence Glynn leased a house from William Devery [sic] for £1 10s.

Plot 38c: Patrick Lally leased a house from William Devery [sic] for £1 10s.

Plot 39: Timothy Egan paid £2 10s for a house and yard from Thomas Keogh.

Plot 40: John Gately leased a house, yard and a garden of 37 perches from Garrett Larkin for 10s for the garden and £5 10s for the house and yard.

Plot 41: Luke Behan paid 10s for 37 perches of a garden and £6 10s for a house, offices and a yard to Garrett Larkin.

Plot 42: Bernard Coolahan paid 10s for 36 perches of a garden and £5 10s for a house, offices and a yard to Garrett Larkin.

Plot 43: lodgers paid £5 for a house and yard to Bernard Coolahan.

Plot 44: Edward Stanford leased a house, offices and a yard with a garden of 27 perches from Eliza Clarke for 10s for the garden and £5 5s for the buildings and the yard.

Plot 45: P. Cunningham and others leased a house, offices and a yard with a garden of 21 perches from Robert Wigglesworth for 8s for the garden and £5 7s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 46: Patrick Hart leased a house (in rere [sic]) from Robert Wigglesworth for £1 15s.

Plot 47: Patrick Clarke leased a house (in rere [sic]) from Robert Wigglesworth for £1 15s.

Plot 48: John Sullivan leased a house (in rere [sic]) from Robert Wigglesworth for £1 15s.

Plot 49: Methodist meet house and yard was exempt from payment.

Plot 50: Patrick Raftery leased a house, offices and yard from the Earl of Clancarty for £3 15s.

Ballinasloe Town

The Kennel or Newtown-Gaffy

The immediate lessor for this area was John Frere unless otherwise stated.

The reference ‘in rere’ refers to a back portion or area behind a building.

Plot 1: Lodgers leased a house for 15s.

Plot 2: John Grady leased a house for 15s.

Plot 3: Michael Burke leased a house for 15s.

Plot 4: Michael Derrivan [sic] leased an office (in rere) for 10s.

Plot 5: Michael Kelly paid 15s for a house (in rere).

Plot 6: Mary Kelly paid 10s for an office (in rere).

Plot 7: John Donnellan leased an office (in rere) for 10s.

Plot 8: Thomas McManus paid £1 for a house.

Plot 9: John Nicholson paid 10s for a house.

Plot 10: Martin Molloy paid 10s for a house.

Plot 11: Michael Nicholson leased a house for 15s.

Plot 12: Anne Gahan leased a house for 10s.

Plot 13: Patrick Claffey leased a house for 5s.

Plot 14: Thomas Donnellan paid 10s for a house.

Plot 15: Thomas Cuddy leased a house for 10s.

Plot 16: was a vacant house belonging to John Frere that had an annual ratable valuation of 10s.

Plot 17: Bryon Lyons leased a house for 10s.

Plot 18: John Linsky [sic] paid 15s for a house.

Plot 19: JohnConnolly leased a house for 15s.

Plot 20: Michael Keating leased a house for 12s.

Plot 21: John McLoughlin leased a house for 10s.

Plot 22: John Mannion leased a house for 10s.

Plot 23: Edward Murray leased a house for 8s from John Linskey.

Plot 24: Thomas Nowlan [sic] paid 8s for a house to John Linskey.

Plot 25: John Cotton leased a house for 10s.

Plot 26: Catherine Day paid 10s for a house.

Plot 27: Patrick Kelly leased a house for 15s.

Plot 28: James Dillon paid 15s for a house.

Plot 29: Catherine McNamara leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 30: Mary Noakly [sic] paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 31: Lodgers paid Con. McDonnell £1 for a house.

Plot 32: Bridget Moran paid 15s for a house to Con. McDonnell.

Plot 33: Thomas Goode paid 15s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 34: Edward Murphy leased a house for £1 from John Rafter.

Plot 35: Michael Kenny leased a house from John Rafter for £1.

Plot 36: John Shaughnessy leased a house and office from John Rafter for £1.

Plot 37: Thomas Quin paid 12s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 38: Michael Mullen paid 5s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 39: Michael Carty leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 40: Mary Roden [sic] paid 10s to John Rafter for a house.

Plot 41: John White leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 42: Patrick Donohoe paid 5s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 43: Patrick Leonard leased a house from John Rafter for 8s.

Town of Ballinasloe

The Garden

The reference ‘in rere’ refers to a back portion or area behind a building.

Plot 1: Patrick Gately leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 2: Michael Mannion paid 10s for a house from John Rafter.

Plot 3: Michael McDermott paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 4: Martin Morrissey paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 5: Elizabeth Gately paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 6: Michael Flanagan leased a house for 15s from John Rafter.

Plot 7: James Power paid 5s for a house from John Rafter.

Plot 8: Michael Flanagan leased a house for 15s from John Rafter.

Plot 9: Eliza Flanagan paid 12s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 10: Sarah Dolan paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 11: Conor Egan paid 10s for a house from John Rafter.

Plot 12: Patrick McLoughlin paid 10s for a house to John Rafter.

Plot 13: Patrick Crosbie leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 14: Thomas Glynn leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 15: as a vacant house belonging to John Rafter and had an annual ratable valuation of 10s.

Plot 16: Anne Casey leased a house from John Rafter for 10s.

Plot 17: John Hannin [sic] leased a garden of 1 rood and 17 perches from Henry Beausire [sic], Sec. M.G.W. Railway Co.

Town of Ballinasloe

Main Street.

Plot 1: John Campbell leased a house and yard from Thomas Keogh for £26

Plot 2: George Glenville leased a house and yard from Thomas Keogh for £23.

Plot 3: Patrick Horan leased a house, offices and yard and a garden of 1 rood and 2 perches from Garrett Larkin for £1 for the garden and £33 for the buildings and yard.

Plot 4: John Shea leased a house, offices and yard with a garden of 13 perches from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for 5s for the garden and £18 15s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 5: Thomas Greene leased a house, offices and yard with a garden of 12 perches from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for 5s for the garden and £13 15s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 6: James McGuire leased part of this house from Richard Carroll for £3 10s

Plot 6: Richard Carroll leased part of this house with offices and yard and a garden of 24 perches from Francis and Augustus Davis (in Chancery) for £1 for the garden and £18 for the buildings and the yard.

Plot 7: James Hopson paid £12 for a house, offices and yard to Thomas Clinton and the Earl of Clancarty.

Plot 8: Laurence Shanney [sic] leased house, office and yard from Daniel Lyons for £7 10s.

Plot 9: Roderick McSweeny [sic] leased part of this house and a yard from Mary Meledy [sic] for £6.

Plot 9: John Ward leased part of this house, office and yard from Mary Meledy [sic] for £7.

Plot 10: Thomas Neill paid £13 for a house, office and yard to Mary McLoughlin.

Plot 11: was a vacant plot with a house, offices and yard belonging to John H. Craig that had an annual ratable valuation of £23.

Plot 12: was a vacant plot with an old brewery and yard with a garden of 1 rood and 3 perches that had an annual ratable valuation of £32 for the garden and £33 for the building and yard.

Plot 13: Thomas Carroll paid £38 for a house, office and yard to John H. Craig.

Plot 14: Patrick Larkin leased part of this house for £3 10s from John H. Craig.

Plot 14: Patrick Coleman leased part of this house, offices and a yard from John H. Craig for £13.

Plot 14: Rev. Malachy Greene leased part of this house along with offices from John H. Craig for £6 10s.

Plot 15: Thomas Ward paid £19 for a house, offices and a yard to James Adamson.

Plot 15a: John Adamson paid £3 for a offices and tan-yard (in rere) to Andrew Banfield.

Plot 16: Honoria Murray leased a house and yard for £11 from John O’Grady.

Plot 17: Honoria Murray paid £1 for a house (in rere) to Mrs Brown.

Plot 18: Mary Dolan paid £7 for a house, offices and yard to John O’Grady.

Plot 19: Bridget Egan leased a house, office and yard from Mrs Brown for £5.

Plot 20: Mrs Burke (Superioress) [sic] leased a convent, offices and small garden for £25 from James Coolahan.

Plot 21: National school house and Martin Coolahan leased a school house at a half annual rent of £7 10s.

Plot 22: John O’Grady paid £27 for a house, offices and yard to John Adamson.

Plot 23: Timothy Glynn Leased a house, offices and yard (in rere) from Joseph Johnson for £6.

Plot 24: Richard O’Brien leased a house, offices and yard with a garden of 21 perches from the Earl of Clancarty for 10s for the garden and £17 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 25: Joseph Johnson leased a house, offices and yard and a garden of 17 perches from the Earl of Clancarty for 10s for the garden and £12 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 26: Joseph Sharpe paid £1 for a garden of 1 rood and 7 perches and £46 for a house, offices and yard to Rev. John Le Poer Trench.

Plot 27: Michael E. Murphy, Agent, Gov. & Co., Bank of Ireland leased a house, offices and yard with a garden of 1 rood and 11 perches from the Rev. John Le Poer Trench for £1 for the garden and £46 for the buildings and yard.

Plot 28: Michael Cavanagh leased part of a house, offices and yard and a garden of 1 rood and 14 perches from James S. Coolahan for £1 for the garden and £11 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 29: was a vacant belonging to the Rev. Malachy Greene consisting of part of a house, offices, yard that had an annual ratable valuation of £17.

Plot 30: Philip Boyle leased a house and yard from John Pilkington for £8.

Plot 31: John McNevin [sic] leased a house, offices and yard and also a garden of 2 roods and 20 perches from John Pilkington for £1 10s for the garden and £22 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 31a: Anne Larkin leased a house and yard from John McNevin [sic] for £8.

Plot 32: Patrick Larkin leased a house, office and yard (in rere) from James Barrett for £3 5s.

Plot 33: Thomas Mitchell leased a house (in rere) for £1 15s from James Barrett.

Plot 34: Denis Downey leased a house, offices and a yard from James Barrett for £13.

Plot 35: Thomas O’Meara paid 10s for a garden of 39 perches and £12 for a house, offices and yard to James Barrett.

Plot 36: George Rothwell leased part of this house from W, and J, Hynes for £8.

Plot 36: W. and J. Hynes leased a house, offices and a yard and a garden of 1 rood and 25 perches from Peter Moclaire [sic] for £1 10s for the garden and £35 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 37: Thomas Hyde leased a house, offices and yard and also a garden of 23 perches from John McKenna for 15s for the garden and £30 for the house, offices and yard.

Plot 38: Alexander Elliott leased a house, offices and yard and a garden of 24 perches from the Rev. Guinness for 15s for then garden and £26 5s for the buildings and the yard.

Plot 39: Simeon Sharpe paid £1 for a garden of 1 rood and £25 for a house, offices and a yard to Samuel Barrett.

Plot 40: Margaret Enright leased a house, offices and yard from Sarah Malone for £6 10s.

Plot 41: Catherine Maloney leased a house, offices and yard and a garden of 21 perches from Edward Linehan and Sarah Malone for 10s for the garden and £9 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 42: was a vacant house (in rere) belonging to Catherine Maloney that had an annual ratable valuation of £1 15s.

Plot 43: William Rigney [sic] leased a house (in rere) from the Earl of Clancarty for £2 10s.

Plot 44: James Glynn leased a house (in rere) from William Rigney [sic] for £2 5s.

Plot 45: John Heenan [sic] leased a house, offices and yard with a garden of 1 rood and 5 perches from Samuel Barrett for £1 for the garden and £30 for the buildings and yard.

Plot 46: Robert Sharpe paid 15s for a garden of 26 perches and £30 5s for a house, offices and yard to the Earl of Clancarty.

Plot 47: Margaret Colgan leased a house, offices and a yard with a garden of 22 perches from Martin Coolahan for 10s for the garden and £31 10s for the buildings and yard.

Plot 48: Honoria Connolly leased part of a house from Hugh O’Rourke for £6 annually.

Plot 49: William Ivers [sic] paid £1 for a garden of 1 rood and 8 perches and £51 annually for a house, offices and a yard to Hugh O’Rourke.

Plot 50: was a vacant plot consisting of a house offices and a yard that had an annual ratable valuation of £12 and belonged to John Netterville [sic].

Plot 51: James Usher leased a house for £5 from John Netterville [sic].

Plot 52: John Rafter leased a house and yard from Anne Boulger for £14.

Plot 53: Patrick J. Burke paid £20 annually for a house, offices and yard to Andrew Banfield.

Town of Ballinasloe

Woodslip

The reference ‘in rere’ refers to a back portion or area behind a building.

Plot 1: William Dolan leased a house for £1 10s from Garrett Larkin.

Plot 2: Lodgers leased a house for £1 5s from Garrett Larkin.

Plot 3: Anne Maguire and others paid £1 5s for a house to Garrett Larkin.

Plot 4: Edward Monaghan and another leased a house from Garrett Larkin for £1 5s.

Plot 5: Patrick Horan leased an office from Garrett Larkin for £1.

Plot 6: John Lillis leased a house from Garrett Larkin for £1 10s.

Plot 7: John Donnellan paid £1 5s for an office to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 8: John Ryan leased a house from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for £1 5s.

Plot 9: Michael Rourke paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 10: John Lillis paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 11: James Cullinan [sic] leased a house for £1 5s from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 12: John Carty leased a house from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for £1 5s.

Plot 13: John Brien paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 14: Margaret White leased a house for £1 5s from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Town of Ballinasloe

Hopson’s Lane

The reference ‘in rere’ refers to a back portion or area behind a building.

Plot 1: Michael Slammon [sic] paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 2: Patrick Coolahan Sen. leased a house from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for £1 5s.

Plot 3: Patrick Coolahan paid £1 5s to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for a house.

Plot 4: Ellen Milford paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 5: Timothy Leonard paid £1 5s for a house to Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery).

Plot 6: Tim Connor leased a house from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for £1 5s.

Plot 7: Patrick Brookes leased a house from Francis and Augustus Davis (in chancery) for £1 5s.

Plot 7a: Laurence Gavin leased a house from James Hopson for £1.

Plot 8:  Patrick Kane and another leased a house from James Hopson for £1.

Plot 8a: William Gehan [sic] leased a house for £1 10s from James Hopson.

Plot 9: William Donnellan leased a forge from Mary Meledy [sic] for 10s.

Plot 10: Michael Tunny paid £1 10s for a house and yard to Mary Meledy [sic].

Plot 11: this plot contained ruins with no ratable valuation.

Plot 12: Margaret O’Neill leased a house (in rere) from James Hopson for 15s.

Plot 13: Bartholomew Ward leased a house for £1 15s from James Hopson.

Town of Ballinasloe

Boulger’s Lane

The reference ‘in rere’ refers to a back portion or area behind a building.

Plot 1: Thomas Carr and others leased a house (in rere) from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £3 5s.

Plot 2: Catherine Duffield leased an office and yard (in rere) from Andrew Banfield [sic] for 5s.

Plot 3: Lodgers leased a house from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £2 15s.

Plot 4: Denis Neill paid £1 15s for a house to Andrew Banfield [sic].

Plot 5: James B. Walker leased a house and yard from Andrew Banfield [sic] for £2 5s.

Plot 6: Mary Nolan paid £1 for a house to Anne Boulger.

Plot 7: Michael Hillary leased a house for £1 from Anne Boulger.

Plot 8: Honoria Walsh leased a house for 5s from Anne Boulger.

Plot 9: Mary Gordon paid £1 5s for a house to Andrew Banfield [sic].