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Subject: [LIMERICK] enrights
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 02:26:52 EDT


To Lex Johnson (Tues 10-2-01)

Dear Lex

In A Pauper Warren, his book on the famine in west Limerick, author Gerard
Curtin includes a list of needy families who lived in Loghill and Shanagolden
parishes in 1846, but couldn't be accounted for in the 1852 Griffith's
Valuation. The list includes 13 Enrights (but no Cornelius or Con) and 10
Madigans. Don't know whether the names would be of use to you, but for what
they're worth, here they are. Following are heads of households (individual
members aren't listed), occupations, the number in the household and the
townlands in which they lived in 1846:

ENRIGHTS
John, laborer, 5, Ballyhahill
John, laborer, 2, Ballynash Bishop
Ann, widow, 5, Ballycormick
Daniel, laborer, 4, Cloonty
Denis, small farmer, 8, Cloonty
John, laborer, 6, Cloonty
Pat, laborer, 7, Glenbane East/West
Mick, laborer, 2, Kimeheer
Pat, laborer, 3, Kimeheer
Michael, small farmer, 7, Mohernagh
Maurice, small farmer, 4, Mount Trenchard
Joseph, laborer, 8, Old Abbey
John, butcher, 3, Oorla, Ellaha, Rincullia

MADIGANS
John, farmer, 6, Ballynacraga
Mary, basketwoman, 3, Corgrig
Daniel, farmer, 11, Cloonty
Denis, cooper, 2, Doonskerdeen
James, weaver, 3, Finnoo
James, laborer, 7, Glenbane East/West
Widow, householder, 5, Mount David
David, farmer, 4, Old Abbey
Matt, laborer, 4, Parkmore
Denis, laborer, 4, Shanagolden

Jack Winning
Chico CA




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