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The Civil Survey of Ireland was compiled by the Cromwellian government between
1654 and 1656 to identify and value land available for confiscation and redistribution.It recorded the proprietors of each estate in 1640 or 1641, their religion,
the boundaries and value of their lands, and buildings such as castles, churches and mills.
THE TOWN; LIBERTIES & BARONY OF COLERAINE
Protestant proprietors
William Baraby
George Brookes and William Godfrey
Lieutenant-Colonel Tristram Beresford
The Company of Clothworkers, London
Edward Costerline
Major George Cary
Paul Canning, Esq.
George Church
Nicholas Gill
William Godfrey
Symon Hilman
Captain Francis Haward
John Hatton
Thomas Hall, clerk
The Company of Ironmongers, London
The City of London
The Company of Merchant Taylors, London
Hugh Montgomery
The Company of Mercers, London
Doctor Richardson
Edward Vincent
The relict [widow] of William Weekes and children
Irish Catholic proprietors — Barony of Coleraine
Randall, Earl of Antrim
James McGorry McHenry O’Cahn
Patrick McHenry
Henry McHenry
James McHenry
Lessees of the churchlands
Lieutenant-Colonel Tristram Beresford
Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Beresford
The widow and children of Edward Rowley, Esq.
BARONY OF LOUGHINSHOLIN
English Protestant Proprietors
Thomas Church
Henry Conway
William Cunynghame
Arthur Deanes
Thomas Dawson
Company of Drapers
Captain Henry Finch
William Gardiner
Company of Mercers
Company of Skinners
Company of Salters
James Sanders
Captain Alexander Staples
Sir Baptist Staples
Company of Vintners
English Protestant Lessees of Church Lands
Lieutenant-Colonel Tristram Beresford
Doctor Cooke
Dame Ann Cooke
Captain Edward Cary
Henry Conway
Dame Margery Roe
Mr Edward Rowley
Captain Alexander Staples
Also recorded:
In the possession of the Bishop
In the possession of the Commonwealth
Forfeited Lands
Phelomy Grom O'Neale
BARONY OF KEENAGHT
‘Irish Papists’
Manus McGilligan
Shane McGillduff O’Mullan
George McShane O’Cahan
Manus McQuivally mcRichard O’Cahan
Proprietors and Lessees
Lieutenant-Colonel Tristram Berresford
Major George Carey
Lady Anne Cooke
Mr George Downing
Fishmongers of London
John Gage, Esquire
Mrs Elizabeth Holland
Captain Lane
Sir Robert Maxwell, knight
Dermot McManus O’Mullen
George Phillips, Esquire
Mrs Susanna Phillip
Company of Skinners of London
Captain Alexander Staples
THE PARISH OF TEMPLEMORE & BARONY OF TIRKEERIN
‘Irish Papists’
Shane O’Cahn
Bryan O’Cahn
Gilliglass McGorry O’Cahn
Lessees of the Church Lands
Children of Mr John Baker
Heirs of George Cary, Esquire
Mr George Cooke
Mr James Downan
Mr John Elvin
Mrs Elizabeth Humberston
Captain Alexander Staples
Protestant Proprietors
Mr William Basill, Attorney General
Lieutenant-Colonel Tristram Beresford
Mr Matthew Babington
Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Beresford
Ensign Robert Downes
Mr John Elvin
Edward Freeman
Company of Fishmongers of London
Company of Goldsmiths of London
Company of Grocers of London
Mrs Sarah Goodwine
Mr John Gifford
Captain George Hart
John Lynn
Edward Lewis
Tomlin O’Mullan
James O’Quin
Lieutenant Thomas Skipton
Company of Skinners of London
Henry Thomson
Tristram Thorneton
Heirs of Sir John Vaughan
Mr Edward Vaughan
Mr William Warren
Mr Henry Wray
Heirs of Edward Warren
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