Tullowmagimma, Urgian
Or
Rutland,
Wells & Tinnahinch
Tullowmagimma
SLATER’S 1894
TULLOWMAGIMMA, a
parish in co. Carlow, baronies of Carlow and Forth, union of Carlow,
Protestant diocese of Leighlin, Catholic diocese of Kildare and
Leighlin, 3 miles south-east from Carlow station on the Great Southern
and Western railway; it contains 11 Townlands. For Protestant purposes
this parish is united with that of Staplestown. There is a Catholic
church and a National school. The area comprises 4,069 acres ; the
population in 1891 was 539.
CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Tinriland — Rev. James
Robinson P.P. ; Rev. Joseph McCrea C.C.
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Private Residents. |
Commercial |
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Forbes Captain |
Purser Richard, blacksmith, Castletown |
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Kennedy Mrs. Charlotte P. Castletown house |
Scully John, quarry owner, Graiguenaspiddoge |
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Kennedy Mrs. Josephine Castletown castle |
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McCrea rev. Joseph c.c. Tinriland |
Farmers. |
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Newland Richard, Rathcrogue |
Dowling J. Linkardstown |
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Robinson Rev. James P.P Tinriland |
Norton P. Ballyloo |
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Watters John, Tinriland |
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Urgian Or Rutland
SLATER’S 1894
URGIAN or RUTLAND,
a parish in the county and barony of Carlow, union of Carlow, Protestant
diocese of Leighlin, Catholic diocese of Kildare and Leighlin, 3 miles
north-east from Carlow station on the Great Southern and Western
railway, containing IT Townlands and the village of PALATINE. For
Protestant purposes the parish forms an union with Killerrig and part of
Grangeforth. There is a constabulary police station. The area comprises
3,140 acres; the population in 1891 was 518.
POST OFFICE, Palatine. — Letters
through Carlow, which is also the nearest money order & telegraph off
CHURCH OF IRELAND — Rev. Louis
Augustus James Barry B.A., LL.D Parochial School, Rutland, Anne Meara,
mistress
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Private Residents. |
Commercial. |
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Barry Rev. Louis A. J. LL.D. Rectory |
Binnions John, steward |
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Broomfield Major Godfrey, Thornville |
Hennessy Patrick, blacksmith |
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Dowse Samuel, Friarstown |
Loftus Elizabeth, spirit dealer |
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Duckett Capt. Chas. E. H. J.P. Rutland |
Weir Isaac, builder |
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Fitzmaurice Arthur, Johnstown house |
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Hannon Henry, Palatine lodge |
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Farmers. |
Farmers. |
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Canning- Patrick J |
Nolan John |
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Cummins Walter |
Nolan John |
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Hickey Maurice |
Nolan Patrick |
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Hickey William |
Nolan Patrick |
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Keegan Edward |
Nolan Thomas |
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Kinsella Aaron |
Nolan Thomas |
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Kinsella Patrick |
Sheppard James |
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Murphy William |
Sheppard James |
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Murphy William |
Sheppard Joseph |
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Nixon Thomas |
Sheppard Joseph |
Wells
WELLS, a parish partly in co.
Carlow, barony of Idrone West, and partly in co. Kilkenny, barony of
Gowran, unions of Carlow and Kilkenny, Protestant diocese of Leighlin,
situated on the river Barrow, 3 miles south-west from Bagenalstown
station on the Great Southern and Western and terminal station on the
Dublin, Wicklow and Wexford railways, containing 10 Townlands and the
market town of Leighlin Bridge, which see. For Protestant purposes this
parish is united with that of Leighlin. There is a Catholic church and a
National school. The area comprises 2,730 acres ; the population in 1891
was 749.
Letters through Leighlin Bridge,
Bagenalstown
Church of Ireland
— Rev. Canon
Joseph William Abbott M.A
Private Residents.
- McClintock Arthur J.P. Rathwinden
house
- Vigors Thomas M. C. J.P. Burgage
- Webster David
- Webster John
Tinnahinch
TINNAHINCH, a village in Co
Carlow, in parish of St. Mullins, barony of St. Mullins Lower, union of
New Ross, Protestant diocese of Leighlin, 5. miles south-south-west from
Borris station on the Great Southern and Western and the Dublin, Wicklow
and Wexford railways, on the river Barrow,, here crossed by a bridge to
Graiguenamanagh, co. Kilkenny, of which it is a suburb. The area
comprises 20 acres ; the population in 1891 was 284.