Civil Parish
Kilmainebeg
Kilmainebeg
Civil Parish : Kilmainebeg.County : Mayo
Poor Law Union : Ballinrobe
Barony : Kilmaine
O.S. Maps : Mayo - 121 . 122 . 123
R.C. Parish : Kilmaine
R.C. Diocese : Tuam
R.C. Church : Gortjordan
Marriage Records : 1855
Baptism records : 1854
Official O.S. townlands
Townland names in this parish officially recognised since Griffiths ValuationPlacenames 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)
The Tithe Applotments
Information from the Tithe Applotments circa 1825
| Tenants Name | Placename | Miscellanious Notes |
| James Foy | Cortoon | |
| Thomas Brannick | Cortoon | |
| John Nolan | Ardvarney | John Nolan Esq |
| John Golding | Ballyhenry | |
| William Godwin | Ballyhenry | |
| John Golding | Ballyhenry | |
| William Godwin | Ballyhenry | |
| Theobald Jennings | Carrownturly | Theobald Jennings Esq. |
| Pat Nalty | Carrownturly | |
| Peter Quin | Carrownturly | |
| ? Biggins | Carrownturly | |
| ? Sheridan | Carrownturly | |
| John Craddock | Hundred Acres | |
| Thomas Hennelly | Ardmoran | |
| Pat Millot | Ballybackagh | |
| Thady Murphy | Ballybackagh | |
| Walter Cady | Cornacarton | |
| Anthony Minahan | Cornacarton | |
| Thomas Ganiard | Cornacarton | |
| John Heneghan | Crigganeanaugh | |
| Thomas Nally | Carrabane | |
| William Hynes | Carrabane | |
| John Burke | Islandmore | |
| William Lee | Kilkeeraun | |
| David Royan | Kilkeeraun | |
| Robert Fair | Kilkeeraun | |
| Pat Hussy | Kilkeeraun | |
| ? Lynsky | Kilkeeraun | |
| Robert Ganiard | Kilmacduagh | |
| Peter Ganiard | Kilmacduagh | |
| ? Naughten | Kilmacduagh | |
| ? Monaghan | Kilmacduagh | |
| Edmund Murphy | Kilmacduagh | |
| Anthony Feeny | Kilmacduagh | |
| Thady Noone | Kilmacduagh | |
| Thady Murphy | Kilmacduagh | |
| Peter Hyland | Knocknageeha | |
| Thomas Burke | Knocknageeha | |
| ? Phillips | Knocknageeha | |
| Andrew McGah | Knocknageeha | |
| James Spelman | Knocknageeha | |
| John Rahalan | Knocknageeha | |
| Pat McDermott | Knocknageeha | |
| Robert Ganiard | Knocknageeha | |
| Peter Reilly | Knocknageeha | |
| William Rutledge | Knocknageeha | |
| Thomas Murphy | Knocknageeha | |
| Michael Naughten | Knocknageeha | |
| Theobald Jennings | Fountainhill | Theobald Jennings Esq. |
| Thomas Lynsky | Knockrow | |
| William Royan | Knockrow | |
| ? Naughten | Knockrow | |
| Walter Cady | Poul | |
| Pat Sullivan | Poul | |
| ? Mullin | Poul | |
| James Lyons | Poul | |
| Peter Murphy | Poul | |
| Edward Murphy | Poul | |
| Pat Henely | Poul | |
| Courtney Kenny | Ballisnahiny | Courtney Kenny Esq |
| Charles Blake | Carranoughter | Charles Blake Esq. |
Lewis's Topographical Dictionary 1837.
The Kilmainebeg entry in Lewis Topographical Dictionary of 1837KILMAINEBEG
Lewis' Topographical Dictionary (1837)A parish, in the barony of KILMAIN, County of MAYO, and province Of CONNAUGHT, 5 miles (S. E.) from Ballinrobe, on the confines of the county of Galway, containing 1343 inhabitants. It comprises 3151 statute acres, which are principally under tillage, and includes Fountain Hill, the residence of Theobald Jenings, Esq.
It is a vicarage, in the diocese of Tuam, forming part of the union of Kilmainmore ;the rectory is partly appropriate to the prebend of Killabeggs, and partly to the vicarage. The tithes amount to £ 13 7 . 15. 5., of which £ 10. 0. 2 1/2. is payable to the prebendary, and £127. 15. 2 1/2 . to the vicar.
In the R. C. divisions it forms part of the union or district of Kilmain. There is a private school, in which about 50 children are educated.
Field Name books from 1840's
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