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 Name (modern versions)TownlandYear of Admission/Position in 1932 PhotoCommentParents
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John VickeryMollochc1721To be checked b 1716 m 1. Betsey Stanley c1745 and 2. Catherine Swanton (Ballydehob) 1747
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Peter 'Duclowe' (Dukelow)Crottees1758Bantry House lease 1791 aged about 38 also named James 11, eldest son of Charles adn Charles 3rd son of of said Charles? aged about 4.Boole Library UCC
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Richard ColeBorn Creagh. Moved to Durrus 1767, Coolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c17651821 census aged 49, farmer and weaver, wife Eliza (1769-, Gregory, 24, John 22, Thomas, 17, Francis 15, William 6, Richard 12, family history gives birth 1761 marriage 1792. For a period he was schoolmaster in Schull. Richard (farmer and weaver) and Anne Harding his father Francis first to cross the hill from Schull to DurrusExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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James VickeryRooska1765n 1760, m Helen Warner 1790John (May have married twice) Catherine Swanton likely Ballydehob
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MollochJames VickeryMollochc1765b 1760, m Ellen warner 1790.To be verified is he grandfatheer ...Stanley Vickery who wrote memoir of Molloch in grandfather's house 1830s and may have been taught in bantry by Tim Healy's , MP, grandfather
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MollochWilliam VickeryRooska1774B 1769, m Ann Franklin 1769, d 1824John (May have married twice) Catherine Swanton likely Ballydehob
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MollochFrancis SkuseArdwohilahan (Durus Cross)1780n 1775 names in Lease of 1790 Bantry House to father Ricahard aged 15, brother John? 7Richard CheckProbably Keohanes holding one of Lynches of Jack Lynch Taoiseach line may have later lived in yard.
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Elias RoycroftDromreaghc1775Bantry estate rent book mentiond as is Richard b c1780Bantry Estate papers, Boole Library
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John CrostonPossibly Rossmore/Brahalishc1770Marriage in 1786 to Catherine Cole both names feature in Cole family history as linen weavers.
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MollochRichard RoycroftDromreaghc1775Bantry estate rent book mentiond as is Elias b c1770Bantry Estate papers, Boole Library
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St.JamesCharles DukelowCrottees1783B 1778, Died Ballycomane aged 99 John Vickery son-in-law present, married Grace
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St JamesJames 'Duclowe' (Dukelow)Crottees?1785Bantry House lease 1791 Peter Duclow aged about 38 also named James 11, eldest son of Charles and Charles 3rd son of of said Charles? aged about 4.Boole Library UCC
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St. JamesJames MillerFour Mile Water possbly Dromreagh1785b 1871, discharged 55th Foot Regiment 1807-27 aged 46
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St. JamesDavid ShannonBrahalsh1787b 1782, buried Moulivard 1802 other local families there include Williamson, DukelowsMoulivard
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St. JamesRoger GosnellDurrus parish1787
b 1782, signed on for unlimited service 2nd battalion and 1st batallion 1803 aged 21. 5'4'' brown hair blue eyes
Canadian British Rgimental Records
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MollochJohn Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedagh1785b 1782, son of Michael Heart Tax collector, d London1837Michael Mary Warner
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MllochMichael Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedagh1786B 1783, m Eliza bennett d 1825Michael Mary Warner
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MollochJohn VickeryRooska1788John (May have married twice) Catherine Swanton likely Ballydehob
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MollochJames Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedagh1788b 1783, son of Michael Heart Tax collector, m 1814 Anne Sweetnam (mother Margaret Vickery, Rooska her mother Catherine Swanton father Austn Sweetnam may have married twice Sarah Trenwith d 1863 b Bantry AbbeyMichael Mary WarnerAbbey
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Thomas FergusonClashadoo1788B 1783, d 1871 Susanna A Skuse presentProbably c 39 acres John McCarthy present owner
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MollochWilliam Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedagh1790b 1785, son of Michael Heart Tax collector, m 1first cousin Avis Vickery 1812Michael Mary WarnerAbbey
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St. JamesWilliam MillerFour Mile Water possbly Dromreagh1790b 1786, son William married Mary Lannn in 1846
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MollochRichard Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedaghc1791b 1783, son of Michael Heart Tax collector, m 1821 Mary Anne Trenwith of Cornish origin farmer near Cappaleaigh near GlengariffMichael Mary WarnerAbbey
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MollochJeremiah Sullivan (Hurrigs)Tedaghc1792b 1783, son of Michael Heart Tax collector, m Susan SwantonMichael Mary WarnerAbbey
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Charles 'Duclowe' (Dukelow)Crottees?1792Bantry House lease 1791 Peter Duclow aged about 38 also named James 11, eldest son of Charles and Charles 3rd son of of said Charles? aged about 4.Boole Library UCC
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MollochSamuel VickeryRooskac1793
John (May have married twice) Catherine Swanton likely Ballydehob
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James FergusonFour Mile Water1793B 1788, lease from Bantry House to father John farmer dated 1812 he is a life aged 24James
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Robert (The Gauger) WarnerPossibly Cappananoloha/Upper Gurteen1794b 1789, named as 3rd son in lease, Thomas 4th he died 1812, Robert d 1832 William 1847Bantry Rent Books
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St. JamesFrancis JohnsonFahane1795b 1792, died 1884, Johnsons Clashadoo same family.House still has a half doorCanadian British Rgimental Records
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St. JamesTimothy SullvanBrahalish1796b 1791, died of grief 1873 after being robbed of £92 marred eitherfirstly Mary Evans of Miss Draper, Ardalla latterlt Elizabeth Shannon
Farm 33 acres now owned by Mr O'Mahony, Kilcrohane
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St. JamesThomas Dukelow1797B 1792, died Rochester, new York, 1858Mount Hopr, Rochester
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St. JamesWilliam Attridge1800B 1795 married Rebecca Hilling, Bantry b 176 both went to USA 1838Canadian British Rgimental Records
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St. JamesRichard Evanson1800B 1795, 1861 census Kingston-upon-Hull, 66, retired Registrar of Customs family born HullCanadian British Rgimental Records
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St. JamesThomas MandersCarrugbui1800B 1795 son James m Mary Dukelow 1853Canadian British Rgimental Records
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Gregory ColeBrahalish in 1841c1800In 1841 census age 26, linen weaver, Margaret Webb wife m 1823, 40, Eliza 17, Mary 15, Margaret 10, Fanny 8, Gregory 3, Catherine 11 months. alos Jamaes Croston journeyman, William Croston apprentice.Richard 1772-, Eliza 1776-, CoolculaghtaExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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John ColeDrumreighc18041841 census, married Eliza Swanton (her mother Eliza d aged 73 in 1840) 1799-, in 1816, farmer, read and write, Elize 14, Richard 12, Gregory 10, Mary 8, Hester 5, Margaret 1 month. Went to iIllinois, USA.Possible parents Richard 1772-, Eliza 1776-, CoolculaghtaExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Timothy LucyCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)c1805Married Judith Burke, daughter Catherine b 1841, sponsors, Denis Burke Mary Burke, parents may have been staying temporarily name unusual for area. He and Judith appear as sponsors Catherine Driscoll Kealaties 1834
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David HartiganRossmore or Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1805Married Catherine Harrington, James b 1821 Rossmore sponsors Timothy Sullivan Mary Sullivan, David b Coookeen, 1825 sponsors Jeremiah Sullivan Jane Cronin, there are a number of David in the period witness in wedding of James Ward and Mary Hartigan, Clashadoo 1836 and sponsor for their child 1837, alos Johanna Hartigan m Thoms Hayes 1833.
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Margaret WebbRossmorec1805Married by Banns Gregory Cole, Coolculaghta, 1823, Mary b 1825, Eliza b 1827Extract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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John BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)pre 1806B Married Ellen Scully ( a Scully house on Coomkeen/Clashadoo road), Julian b 1822 s Jeremiah Sullivan, Catherine Burke, Hanora b 1825 s jeremiah Sullivan Joanna Hartigan, Julian (twice) 1822 s Denis Burke Catherine Burke Daniel 1828 s Thomas Scully Ellen McGrath
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Timothy Gallavan Margaret SullivanCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1806Married Margaret Sullivan son Timothy b 1821 sponsors Jeremiah Sullivan Honora Neil, James 1823, Denis Cronin and Johanna Sullivan, Judith 1826, sponsors James Mahonyadn Mary Whooly, Catherine 1929, John Cronin Catherine Carthy
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Possibly Molloch SchoolBenjamin SwantonCloneec18061910 census aged 90, widower, with son James adn family. Not clear if he was born Clonee or Ballydehob, other possible reltions roycrofts, Varians, Sullivans, Hurchinsons
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Sarah Kingstonc1807Baptised 1802, sponsor Anne ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Timothy Bryan (Brien/O'Brien)Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)pre1808Married Catherine Sullivan son James b 1823 sponsors Denis Cronin, Judith Sullivan
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Thomas HarringtonCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1809Married Ellen Carthy, son Thomas b 1824, sponsors Thomas Ferguson Mary Sullivan
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Tom Coale (Cole)Drumreighc1810Census 1841, aged 36, married Hester 1832, read and write, Eliza 8, Cate and Richard. Went to USA.Probably son of Richard aged 80 in 1841 census Coolculaghta and Elizabeth 72, siblings Francis 33 parish clerk 33, niece Margaret 12.Extract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Susannah Shannonc1811Baptised 1806 sponsor Anne ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Francis ColeCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c1812Baptised 1807, parish book says daughter presumed mistake, 1841 Coolculaghta census unmarried Parish Clerk, read and write. Presumably the same as Francis born 1808 in family history m Frances (Fanny) d Richard Forbes m 1846 12 children Richard and Elizabeth ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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George VarianRooska18121807, mamed as aged 5 in 1812 lease rom Bantry estate, father Richard also named J0hn FergusonRichard
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Daniel Hurley Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1813Married Margaret Driscoll, son Micahel 1828, sponsors Morty Mahony Mary Harrington
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Janet Colec1814Baptised 1809Charles and Jane ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Patrick HartiganCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1815Married Mary Mahony, children, Hanora 1831 presumably died as Hanora 1842, Ellen 1836, Jane 1839, Daniel 1844,. Sponsors Cornelius Linchas?, Johanna Hartigan, Demis Burke, Mary Horrigan, Daniel Horrigan Ellen Neil, Phillip Spillane Mary Moynihan, Patick Houlahan/Whelehan Cate Carthy/MccCarthy.There are two other children different townlands same spouse Mary 1833, Ann
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Sarah Whitleyc1815Baptised 1810 sponsor Richard ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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John BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1815Wife ellen Sullian son Thomas 1831, sponsors David hartigan Anne Sullivan
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Richard Colec1815Baptised 1810, married 1844Richard and Elizabeth ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Avis Colec1816Baptised 1811John and JuliaExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Richard ColeCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c18161841 census mentioned as scored out may have emigrated married 18411841, Richard 80, Elizabeth 72, their parents may have come from SchullExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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William CrostonProbably Brahalishc1816Baptised 1811, sponsor Richard Cole, 1841 census of Gregory Cole linen weaver Brahalish James Croston is journeyman and William Croston apprentice listedExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Denis BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)pre 1817Married Catherine Riordan Jeremiah b 1832 sponsors Denis Whooly Vatherine Burke, Timothy b 1835 s Timothy Mahony Mary Riordan, John 1828 s Daniel Burke Catherine Houlihan, Jeremiah b 1832 s Denis Whooly Catherine Burke, Timothy b 1835, s Timothy Mahony Mary Riordan
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Ursula Shannonc1817Baptised 1812 two separate entries one sponsor Richard Cole other Elizabeth ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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John BatemanBatemans in Scart areac1818Sponsor for Mary Bateman marraige Catholic Church 1833
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James MahonyCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1818B 1833, married Catherine Burke, Coomkeen, 1842 sponsors John and John Burke, Ellen 1848, Catherine 1850, Daniel 1852, James 1854, Julia 1860, Tom 1862. Sponsrs James Mohony, Kate Burke, Margaret Carty, Daniel and Norry Burke, Thomas Burke Mary Goggin
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William Williamsonc1818Marries Mary Bateman marraige Catholic Church 1833, sponsors John Bateman Charles Mahony
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William Colec1818Baptised 1813, familysays born 1816 son Christopher Richard EizabethExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Elizabeth Shannonc1819Battised 1814 sponsor Richard ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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John Bakerc1821Baptised 1816 sponsor Richard ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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William ColeCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c18211841 census, 25, unmarried, works on farm, read and write.Richard 1781, Elizabeth 1769- Coolculaghta, their parents probably from SchullExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Mary Bakerc1821Baptised 1816, sponsor Richard ColeExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Daniel Whlehan (Houlahan)Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)c1824Pre 1820, f married Judith Cronin sponsors Jeremiah Wholey, Bridget Donegan, son Daniel b 1870 m Julia McCarthy 1869, 1910 census can't read or writte has Irish as does she 6 children 4 alive, 1911 Margaret and jeremiah single in Coomkeen.
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Samuel ColeLisheenacreagh but entered in Durrusc1825Baptised 1820 b 1819 parents LisheenacreaghJames AnneExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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James HartiganBorn Rossmore or later Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1826B 1821, Rossmore, brother Jeremiah b 1825, Coomkeen, father David married Catherine Harrington, James b 1821 Rossmore sponsors Timothy Sullivan Mary Sullivan, David b Coookeen, 1825 sponsors Jeremiah Sullivan Jane Cronin, there are a number of David in the period witness in wedding of James Ward and Mary Hartigan, Clashadoo 1836 and sponsor for their child 1837, alos Johanna Hartigan m Thoms Hayes 1833.David Hartigan Catherine Harrington
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John ColeLisheenacreagh but entered in Durrusc1827Baptised 1822James Ann LisheenacreaghExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Elizabeth ColeCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c1829Baptised 1824Gregory Margaret nee Webb, RossmoreExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Mary ColeDromreaghc1830Baptised 1825Gregory Margaret nee Webb, RossmoreExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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William CrostonProbably Brahalishc1830Listed in Brahalish census for Gregaory Cole linen weaver as apprentice also is James Croston journeyman, in 1811 Richard Cole is sponsor in Durrus from William Croston,Extract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Richard FoleyCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c18201901, farmer, 3rd class house, single living with niece Mary Sullivan 32, unmarried.
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John ReganCoolculaghta (Cúl Cabhlachta, remote place of the ruins)c18221901, farmer, read, Irish, wife Mary 74, 3rd class house
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Denis CroninMary BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1865B 1859, sponsors John Burke mary BurkeJerry Burke, Margaret Goggin
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Timothy GallavanCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1826B 1821 father Timothy mother Margaret Sullivan sponsors Jeremiah Sullivan Honora Neil
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Patrick SullivanDurrusc18261901, in house of John Sullivan son-in-law Civil Bill officer retired farmer widower read and write
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Mary O'DonovanGlanlough1826B 1821, sponsors Daniel Donovaan and Mary Mccarthy, address given as Glanlough, father Timothy one of first Catholic Magistrates in Ireland. Timothy O'Donovan Esq., JP., Mary/Maria RogersEstate sold Landed estates Court 1875, acquired by family c 1750.
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Julian BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1827B 1822 father John mother Ellen Scully, s Denis Burke Catherine Burke
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Thomas ConnellArdogeenac18271901, married wife Annie 62 and daughter Lizzie Seamstresses, he and wife have Irish, 2nd class house tenant of Charles Regan
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James SullivanKealtiesc18271901, farmer, read and write ne and wife Bridget have irish she can't read 2nd class house
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Timothy O'DonovanGlanlough1837B 1822 sponsors Daniel Donovan adn Dorothea Donovan, address given as Glanlough, father Timothy one of first Catholic Magistrates in Ireland. Timothy O'Donovan Esq., JP., Mary/Maria RogersEstate sold Landed estates Court 1875, acquired by family c 1750.
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John KellyBallycomanec18281901, read and write wife and two unmarried sons Timothy and John. 3rd class house
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James GallavanCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1828B 1823 father Timothy mother Margaret Sullivan, sponsors Denis Cronin Joanna Sullivan
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Eliza ColeBrahalishc18291841 census aged 17, parents Gregory Cole 46, linen weaver Margaret nee Webb, Rosssmore, 40, grandparents Richard 80, Elizabeth 72 CoolcluaghtaExtract from the Records of St. James, Durrus, West Cork, 1797 to 1827, from an Old Parchment in the Dublin Office, copied before their Destruction at the Public Records Office, Dublin, 1922
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Jane O'DonovanGlanlough1829B 1824 sponsors JaneDonovan and Charles McCarthy, address given as Glanlough, father Timothy one of first Catholic Magistrates in Ireland. Timothy O'Donovan Esq., JP., Mary/Maria Rogers, may be related to McCarthys of Glenacrom, Dunmanway.May be petitioner in Estate sold Landed estates Court 1875, acquired by family c 1750.
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Hanora BurkeCoomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)1830B 1825 father John mother Ellen Scully, s Jeremah Sullivan Johanna Hartigan
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David HartiganBrother born Rossmore he Coomkeen (Cúm Caoin, gentle valley)Pre 1805B 1825 father David married Catherine Harrington, James b 1821 Rossmore sponsors Timothy Sullivan Mary Sullivan, David b Coookeen, 1825 sponsors Jeremiah Sullivan Jane Cronin, there are a number of David in the period witness in wedding of James Ward and Mary Hartigan, Clashadoo 1836 and sponsor for their child 1837, alos Johanna Hartigan m Thoms Hayes 1833.David Hartigan Catherine Harrington
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John LevisKealtiesc18301910farmer has Irish read adn write wife Mary son William and Lizzie, 3rd class house
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Ellen O'DonovanGlanlough1830B 1825 sponsors Richard O'Donovan and Judith Sullivan address given as Glanlough, father Timothy one of first Catholic Magistrates in Ireland. Timothy O'Donovan Esq., JP., Mary/Maria Rogers, my be related to McCarthys of Glenacrom, Dunmanway.Estate sold Landed estates Court 1875, acquired by family c 1750.