Cork - Voters who are Marksmen and registered Heads, Freeholders, Freemen and Householders 1837/1838 Surname G-H *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Cork Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: County Cork: Census Substitutes - List of Voters who are Marksmen and registered Heads, Freeholders, Freemen and Householders - 1837/1838 - G-H-[no Letter I] Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/copyright.htm Contributed by C. Hunt & M. Taylor VOTERS WHO ARE MARKSMEN AND REGISTERED HEADS, FREEHOLDERS, FREEMEN AND HOUSEHOLDERS 1837/1838 SURNAME G-H [Excerpted from] Parliamentary Papers REPORTS from Committees Seventeen Volumes ______________________________________________________________________ FICTITIOUS VOTES (IRELAND) Session: 15 November 1837 - 16 August 1838 ______________ "THE SELECT COMMITTEE appointed to inquire how far the intentions of the Reform Bill are defeated by creating and registering FICTITIOUS and IMPROPER VOTES in IRELAND and who were empowered to report the MINUTES OF EVIDENCE taken before them, from time to time, to The House. Have received several further Documents relating to the Cty of Cork, in addition to those already reported; and have agreed to report the same to The House. 9 April 1838 _______________________________________________________________________ NAME RESIDENCE OCCUPATION =================================================================== James Goulden Weighthouse-lane - - - Samuel Griffin New-lane victualler George Good Pump-lane cooper Michael Geary Commons Fair-hill farmer Patrick Garvey Kyrl's-quay clothes-seller Edward Grace Pouladuff farmer Tomothy Galvin South Main-street tobacconist Thomas Gibson Castle-street shoemaker Daniel Halloran Ash-acre labourer Patrick Hayes Holy-hill labourer John Hartnett Darby Sullivan's-lane tanner Timothy Harris Bandon-road shopkeeper Thomas Haukert Gallows Green-lane labourer Cornelius Hayes Springfield farmer John Haly Bridwell-lane labourer William Hannan Fair-lane labourer John Haly Rathpeacon farmer Timothy Healy Bishops-street master tailor John Head Mallow-lane Harness-maker David Herlihy Friars-walk farmer Daniel Herilhy Killard farmer Jeremiah Higgins Rathmacullig farmer Denis Horrogan Blarney-lane labourer Cornelius Healy West Rathpeacon farmer Denis Hurly Cove-street slater Daniel Haley Carrigrohane labourer Owen Hartnett Killavallig farmer John Harrington Killeenreendowney farmer Michael Hayes Pouladuff labourer Jeremiah Hayes Barrack-street nailor Patrick Healy Hunting-hill farmer William Harty Gillabbey labourer Thomas Hart Ballinvriskig farmer Daniel Horgan Killeens farmer Patrick Herilhy Evergreen stone-mason John Hinchin Blarney-lane labourer Michael Hogan Douglas mason Joseph Hussey Haly's-square fishmonger Jeremiah Hurly Bandon-road labourer Patrick Haly Blackrock labourer John Horgan New Gaol-road gardener Timothy Horrogan Ballinvealtig labourer John Hickson Denroches-cross corn-broker Patrick Hayes Maylor-street publican Solomon Hymes, sen. Wellington-place umbrella-maker Thomas Hanker Market-street shopkeeper John Huggins Ballinure farmer John Hogan Ballinimila - - - Denis Hickie Kyrl's-street clothes-seller Tomothy Herilhy Friars-walk - - Jeremiah Hurley Margaret-street gingle-owner James Hutchins Fishamble-lane shoemaker Murty Hennessy York-street smith Richard Healy North-abbey victualler Denis Hogan George's-street shopkeeper Thomas Herilhy Blarney-lane yeoman John Hopkins New Market-street pensioner James Hyde Fair-lane publican ________________________ Transcriber's note: Next set will begin with Surname's Letter J ____________________________ SOURCE: Seventh Volume Part 1 [Excerpted from] Parliamentary Papers REPORTS from Committees [Online Google Books-p 355 to 356/Letters G-H-I-]