Griffith's Valuation or the Primary Valuation of Ireland, can be insightful as many records from other sources were burnt in 1922.
It can at least, give us an idea of who was alive in a particular year, but like the Census, it can be confusing.
- Some of Castlegar was attached to Galway County, while more was with the City.
- The Parish that a townland was in, could be Oranmore or Saint Nicholas.
- *Duplication of names, can mean that an individual had fragmented land parcels, or numerous dwellings or sheds.
- An individual could have a house in one place and a shed at another location.
- The "Lessor", signifies the immediate or nearest landlord, and maybe not the end of line owner - perhaps a holding or premises could be leased multiple times.
- The Roundabouts may have been named, because of the Lessor associated with the lands near them?
See some records for
- Ballindooley and Anglingham / Gortacallow.
- Ballintemple which covers Ballygurrane, Curragreen, Brucky and Doughiska.
- Ballybrit
- Pollkeen
- Carrowbrowne which covers part of Cloonacauneen, Carrowbrowne and Kyleoughter (Kilroghter)
- Glenanail (Glenanayle), Coolough (Coolagh - the Village in Menlo)
- Coolough / Coolagh, to the South, including Garraun North and South.
- Family names below, may have changed a little. Eg., Spelman may now be known as Spellman.
North Ward - Parish of Saint Nicholas - Castlegar
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Laurence Coleman Michael Grealish John Roonane Mark Tully Patrick Spelman Patrick Walsh Patrick Spelman John Murphy Thomas Hynes Michael O Brien Matthias Conroy Owen Connell William Walsh Thomas Roonane Gilbert Roonane Gilbert Roonane Michael Boyle Patrick Boyle Michael Tonry Thomas Hastry Myles Walsh Bryan Walsh Thomas Molloy Patrick Roonane John Grealish Luke Grealish Peter Delany William Walsh Patrick Ryan Thomas Ryan Matthias Conroy Margaret Tarpy Catherine Murphy Michael Grealish Thomas Hynes Owen Connell John Roonane Thomas Molloy Michael Boyle Judith Grealish Thomas Hastry Patrick Boyle James Roonane Gilbert Roonane Patrick Ryan Michael O Brien Matthias Conroy Patrick Morris Laurrence Coleman Martin Grealish |
Patrick Spelman Thomas Hynes Catherine Murphy John Grealish Michael Hanly Michael Boyle Margaret Tarpy Michael Newell Luke Grealish Michael Tonry Owen Connell John Roonane Michael Grealish John Murphy Judith Grealish Thomas Hynes William Walsh Bryan Walsh William Tierney Myles Walsh Peter Delany Thomas Molloy Mark Tully Michael Tully James Jennings |
Patrick Morris Patrick Morris Michael Hanly Michael Hanly Luke Grealish Mary Boyle Cecily Morris Thomas Roonane Ulick Walsh John Murphy Patrick Ryan Peter Delany Michael Tully William Tierney Bridget Barrett John Scary William Tierney Martin Grealish Martin Grealish Thomas Ryan Matthias Conroy Catherine Murphy John Grealish Michael Newell Margaret Tarpy |
Ballinfoile (Ballinfoyle)
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John Francis Patrick Kelly Patrick Kelly William Francis Michael Nolan Patrick Collins Andrew Broderick Michael Nolan James Laffan James Laffan John Hastry John Kelly Michael Nolan John Kelly Patrick Francis Patrick Kelly Mary Higgins Mary Higgins Patrick Francis Patrick Kelly Mary Higgins |
Michael Malley Michael Hynes William Hynes John Roche Michael Malley William Hynes Michael Hynes John Roche Thomas Higgins Cecily Keady Cecily Keady Martin Meehan Michael Francis Margaret Higgins Catherine Francis James Keady Bartholomew Keady Patrick Nugent Thomas Higgins Cecily Keady Michael Francis William Higgins |
See the 1911 Census of Ballinfoyle, for comparison in a new window
Placename - Parkmore - Parish of Saint Nicholas - South Ward.
Patrick Lynch
Martin Morris
Michael Burke
Patrick Hackett
Patrick Conneely
Some descendants still live here. See Map in new window, of Parkmore Village.
You may also be interested in the Baptism Records from Baptismal Index 1827 (1827-1841) for Castlegar
