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Tenants on Sir John Drummond's Estate, Donagheady Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland 1622
Recorded in The Scots in Ulster: Their Denization and Naturalisation 1605-34, Part 2 – Rev. David Stewart (Presbyterian Historical Society, Belfast)
Transcribed, Compiled and Submitted by
Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia
len_swindley[at]hotmail.com
This file of TENANTS RECORDED ON SIR JOHN DRUMMOND’S ESTATE, DONAGHEADY PARISH, COUNTYTYRONE, NORTHERN IRELAND, 1622 forms part of the vast archive of 4,000+ pages of genealogical records relating to COUNTIESTYRONE, DONEGAL, LONDONDERRY & FERMANAGH provided without charge or subscription by CoTyroneIreland Welcome to the Premier Website & Research Tool for Cos. Tyrone, Donegal, Londonderry & Fermanagh Genealogy (cotyroneireland.com) A complete list of records pertaining to DONAGHEADY PARISH, COUNTY TYRONE on this website can be found at the foot of this file.
The village of Dunnamanagh [Donemana] was founded by Sir John Drummond in 1619. On the site of the bawn built by Sir John is a building which, from that circumstance, is called the Castle.
On June 1st, 1622, he let his lands to the following tenants, most of whom were “neer Irish”:
Tennant
BEANA Thomas
CROSBY Com.
CROSBY John
DRUM Patrick
GRIME John
GRYME Thomas
MCAULAY, John
MCGOWAN John
MCGUNSHENOUR Neal
MCKAUNDY Owen
MUNTREETH Wm.
O’DONNELLY Gilduff
O’KEARNON Shane Duff
O’NEALE Rory
O’QUINN Comogher
O’QUINN Hugh
O’SLODDAN Neal
O’SLODDAN Owen
O’SLODDAN Shane
READE Wm.
SHARP William
SMYTH Patrick
WOOD John
Further records for COUNTY ARMAGH can be found at:
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