Civil Parish
Killeany
Civil Parish : Killeany.County : Galway
Poor Law Union : Tuam
Barony : Clare
O.S. Maps : Galway - 42 . 55 . 56
R.C. Parish : Headford
R.C. Diocese : Tuam
R.C. Church : Headford
Marriage Records : 1880
Baptism records : 1880
Official O.S. townlands
Townland names in this parish officially recognised since Griffiths Valuation- Cloghanower  
- Clooneen  
- Deerpark  
- Gortrory  
- Rogersfield  
- Keekill  
- Keernaun  
- Kiltrasna  
- Lisheennageeha  
- Liss  
- Mountross  
- Muckcoort  
- Rafwee  
- Turloughcor  
- Walsh S Island  
Placenames whose locations are unknown
(B&M) :: Mentioned in the parish baptism and marriage records but locations unknown.(PA) :: Places mentioned in The Survey and Distribution book and Petty's Atlas(1641..1703).
(TA) :: Places mentioned in The Tithe Applotment book (1825-35).
- None yet (B&M)
- None yet (PA)
- None yet (TA)
Archealogical ,Geographical and Islands.
(A) :: Archealogical features associated with the parish(G) :: Geographical features in this parish.
(I) :: Islands off shore from this parish.
- None yet (A)
- None yet (G)
- None yet (I)
Lewis's Topographical Dictionary 1837.
The Killeany entry in Lewis Topographical Dictionary of 1837KILLEANY
KILLENY, or KILLEANY, a parish, in the barony Of CLARE, county of GALWAY, and province of CONNAUGHT, 2 miles (S.) from Headford, on the road to Lough Corrib ; containing 1572 inhabitants.
The living is a rectory and vicarage, in the diocese of Tuam, forming part of the union of Kilkilvery : the tithes amount to £148.4.2 3/4
In the R. C. divisions the parish is part of the union or district of Headford the chapel is a small thatched edifice. There are two private schools, in which are about 90 children.
Field Name books from 1840's
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