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Valuation Office Field Book — Ahadallane, Donaghmore, County Cork, valued 1 August 1850
Transcript
Uncertain readings are marked [?] or set in brackets; words that could not be read are marked as such. Each transcript is shown as written, with its transcriber’s notes.
Transcription (occupiers and lots, as read)
Image 755: Timothy Hanlon, lot "3A" (house and yard, beside Cornelius Mahony); Daniel Hanlon, "3B¹" (house, office and yard); lots 3B² and 3B³ with Maurice Murphy.
Image 756: Daniel Buckley, lots 8A, 8B, 8C (8A: 16 a. 2 r. 30 p., at 8s.); Jeremiah Buckley, lot 8 (house, offices, yard); Abby Geany; Patrick Geany; William Callaghan. Left page: Denis Murphy; Timothy Reardon; Jeremiah Reardon; Daniel Delohery.
Image 757: Timothy Scanlan and Bartholomew Hanlon, lots 6¹ and 6², jointly, with separate houses ("Timothy Scanlan, house and yard"; "Bartholomew Hanlon, house and yard"); Timothy Hanlon, lot 15A, with Rev. Joseph R. Cottle (school house, garden and yard); Michael Buckley; Jeremiah Buckley senior; Daniel Geany; Edmond Dorney; Thomas Hyde.
Griffith's Valuation (printed 10 March 1851): Bartholomew Hanlon, occupier, Ahadallane; immediate lessor Joseph H. Bennett.
Notes. Four Hanlon entries and the Buckley lots of Ahadallane on one record of August 1850, all under Bennett; the holdings agree in substance with Chapter 11's Griffith's (Timothy Hanlon at 3; Daniel Hanlon a house on Timothy's lot; Daniel Buckley at 8; a second Timothy at 15). The field book's lot numbers are not always the printed references: Bartholomew is at lots 6¹–6² here and at map reference 16 in Griffith's (Chapter 11). These are the 1850 field books, not the revision books of the 1860s onward (still offline).