1796 Flax Growers of Ireland see
http://www.failteromhat.com/flax/armagh.phpMorrton George Derrynoose Armagh
Morton Charles Derrynoose Armagh
Morton George Derrynoose Armagh
Morton John Derrynoose Armagh
multiple entries in one townland is rare
1825
http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/armagh/tithe-applotments/derrynoose-parish.php#.V1aiEleoc5Q
Morton, John - Townland : Cormeen Year : 1825
Morton, Thos. - Townland : Cormeen Year : 1825
Morton, Dennis - Townland : Drumacanver Year : 1825
Morton, George - Townland : Drumacanver Year : 1825
Morton, William - Townland : Lisagally Year : 1825
Morton, John - Townland : Tullicallidy Year : 1825
Morton, Thos. - Townland : Tullicallidy Year : 1825
the original tithe entry is a one liner name followed by land acreage good and poor land and that’s it. the originals seen by visit only
moving some 30 years later to
Griffiths valuation to just Derrynoose civil parish
Morton David Drumacanver Derrynoose Armagh
Morton David Drumgreenagh Derrynoose Armagh
Morton John Cormeen Derrynoose Armagh
these 3 properties can be searched further on
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation eg
Griffiths valuation has further details normally including a map ref and a 1860ish map look up a map, concentating on the two older locations you will find Drumacanver road about 4 miles south of Cormeen road. Killylea village is about a mile west of Cormeen.
if you want to see Cormeen road, or Drumacanver road Co Armagh as a streetscene see
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/ this fun and informative if you don’t know the area particularly if you have found the homestead on the 1860ish map
church records guide on PRONI should be checked