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aghadowey
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Resources and Links in this Section organised by the following catagories:
Census Records & Census Substitutes
Church Records & Graveyards
Land Records & Maps
Directories
Places
People & Families
Libraries, Museums & History Groups
Schools, Workhouses, Institutions, Occupations
Official website of Cavan County Council which has details of the area and links to the library service
Irish Times sources for Co. Cavan
Various Co. Cavan links NEW
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Census Records & Census Substitutes
Co. Cavan Census Returns & Substitutes
Co. Cavan Census Records- what's available (from Irish Genealogist)
1796 Flax Growers Lists: Anagelife, Anna, Bailieborough, Balintample, Ballymakew, Castleraghan, Castletarrah, Collumkil, Crousherlough, Din, Drumgoon, Drumlane, Drumlommon, Drung, Enniskeen, Kilbride, Kildallin, Killan, Killincare, Killishandra, Kilmore, Kilsherdney, Knockbride, Larrah, Lavy, Mallycoran, Munterconaght and Urney.
1821 Census extracts- Crosserlough Rockes (Crosserlough Parish), Drumnagran (Kildrumsherdan Parish, Killynure (Crosserlough Parish), Kilderry (Crosserlough Parish), Kilnaleck (Crosserlough Parish) and here, Mayo (Drumgoon Parish)
1821 census- Various townlands- here and here
1901 census- 1st complete census for all Ireland- will eventually be online with 1911 census.
1911 census- NOW ONLINE
Note: broken links crossed out 11/09
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Church Records & Graveyards
General history of various denominations in regard to records
Information on various denominations broken link
Co. Cavan Church records (all denominations)
Church of Ireland:
Cootehill Church of Ireland (1819) replaced an earlier building in Church Street.
Drumgoon CoI Parish Baptismal Extracts (1802 - 1864)
St. Augustine's, Swanlinbar
St. Peter's, Templeport NEW
Roman Catholic:
www.from-ireland.net/cav/cavanrcindex.htm NEW
The Roman Catholic Church, located 400m from the village on the Virginia Road (R194), is named in memory of its patron Saint Kilian. The Church of Ireland Anglican Church is called "Teampeall Ceallaigh" and is located further along the same road, approx 600m.
Killeshandra- Holy Rosary Sisters Convent
Presbyterian:
Presbyterian Church Records NEW
Click here to read an excerpt from "The History of Presbyterianism in East Cavan and a small portion of Meath and Monaghan" by Thomas Hall, Member of the Royal Society of Antiquarians, Belfast in 1912.
Killeshandra Old Cemetery
Raffoney Graveyard, Virginia
Teampall Cheallaigh Cemetery, Mullagh
Maghera Cemetery
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Places
1851 Parishes, Co. Cavan: Annagelliff, Annagh, Bailieborough, Ballintemple, Ballymachugh, Castlerahan, Castleterra, Crosserlough, Denn, Drumgoon, Drumlane, Drumlumman, Drumreilly, Drung, Enniskeen, Kilbride, Kildallan, Kildrumsherdan, Killashandra, Killinagh, Killinkere, Kilmore, Kinawley, Knockbride, Larah, Lavey, Loughan (Castlekeeran), Lurgan, Moybolgue, Mullagh, Munterconnaught, Scrabby, Sherthingy, Templeport, Tomregan, Urney
Belturbet
Drung website
Killeshandra tourist information
Killeshandra website and history
Killeshandra Creamery
book- "FAMILY AND FARM IN PRE-FAMINE IRELAND The Parish of Killashandra" by Kevin O'Neill
"The Geograph British Isles project aims to collect geographically representative photographs and information for every square kilometre of Great Britain and Ireland."
Irish Genealogical Project- Cavan- lots of links NEW
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Schools, Workhouses, Institutions, Occupations
Workhouses: Baileborough, Bawnboy, Cavan, Cootehill
(left side of page- Workhouse Locations, Irish Poor Law Unions, Cavan)
St Joseph's Orphanage & Industrial School was run by the enclosed order of Poor Clare nuns in Main Street, Cavan. "The Cavan Fire" which took place there more than sixty years ago claimed the lives of more than thirty five orphans.
Killeshandra schools lists (1826- )
Royal School, Cavan: "The Royal School Cavan is one of the Ulster Royal Schools which where founded during the reign of James 1, at the time of the Ulster Plantation. The first Headmaster was John Robinson who was appointed on the 5th. Of October 1611. The School has an unbroken educational tradition in County Cavan since then, becoming the country's second co-educational boarding school in 1924."
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