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Extent of the manor of Baltimore

Denominations of land in the manor of Baltimore
Logainm.ie	4 Apr 1612		2 Jan 1621/2	18 Feb 1621/2		11 Mar 1624/5	Notes
Logainm.ie	name	area	2 Jan 1621/2	name	area	11 Mar 1624/5	Notes
Drumlish	Dromlishe	5 quarters	Dromlish	Dromlishe	223a. arable, and 74a. bog and wood	Dromlish	I think "quarter" means "quarter-cartron", not the larger quarter which comprised four cartrons; otherwise the 1612 area of Dromlishe seems far too big.
Barragh Beg and Barragh More	Barraghbegge and Barraghmore	1 quarter [Barraghbegge] and 1⁄2 cartron [Barraghmore]	Barraghbegg and Barraghmore	Barrowbegg and Barraghmore	104a. arable, and 248a. bog and wood	Barrowbegg and Barrowmore	11 Mar 1624/5 specifies "containing 104 acres arable, and 248 acres wood and moor"
Derawley	Dirolle	1 cartron	Derrowle	Dorrowle	99a. arable, and 98a. wood and bog	Dorrowe
Greagh	Greaghe	11⁄2 cartron	Greaghmore	Greaghmone	109a. arable, and 109a. wood and bog	Greaghmore
Greagh	Greaghe	11⁄2 cartron	Greagisboll	Greaghisell	24a. arable, and 41a. bog and moor	Greaghisshell
Oghil	Minachill	1⁄2 cartron	Meneoghill	Moneoghill	49a. arable, and 99a. bog	Moneoghill
Oghil	Garrachill	1 cartron	Garncochild	Garveoghill	102a. arable, and 206a. bog	Garveoghill
?	?		Knockmaguiskin	Knockmaginskin	41a. arable, and 83a. bog	Knockinagurskin	Possibly the correct form is Knocknagushin and relates to Ballynagoshen, which (as "Ballinegossanagh, in Correboy") had 19 acres included in Gerard Nugent's grant of 1620-06-02 and (as "Ballenegoshenagh") 96 acres excluded from Thomas Nugent's manor of Correboymore granted 1621-06-14. These Nugents were presumably related to Richard Nugent, 1st Earl of Westmeath
EITHER Gorteenorna	Gurtmornyne [?and Gortowonnye]	1 cartron [Gurtmornyne] ?and 1⁄2 cartron [Gortowonnye]	Gorteneny	Gortevonny	90a. arable, and 35a. bog	Gortvonny	Logainm notes "Gurtmornyne" and "Gortowonnye?" under Gorteenorna
OR Cartrongolan	?		Gorteneny	Gortevonny	90a. arable, and 35a. bog	Gortvonny	Logainm notes under Cartrongolan: "1629—Cartavomy [?]—Cotton Map"
Enybegs	Ehanbege	1⁄2 cartron	Janabegg	Shanaghbegg	159a. arable, and 130a. bog and wood	Kanaghbegg	Qualified thus [emphasis added]: "...namely, Dromlish, ..., Garncochild, in Janabegg, and Corlea" "...Garveoghill, 102a. arable, and 206a. bog; 159a. arable, and 130a. bog and wood, in Shanaghbegg and Corlea, adjoining Moneoghill and Garveoghill" "...and the entire of the lands of Moneoghill, Knockinagurskin, Gortvonny, Garveoghill, Kanaghbegg, and Corlea" Corlea is now a subtownland of Enybegs.
Corlea	?		Corlea	Corlea	159a. arable, and 130a. bog and wood	Corlea
Total area			"containing 2,314a"		1,000a. arable, and 1,123a. other (summing above)	"containing altogether 1,000 acres arable, and 1,323 acres of wood and moor"	I guess 18 Feb 1621/2 figure should be 1,323a. instead of 1,123a., which means one of the townland areas is incorrect.

jnestorius^(talk) 22:48, 10 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]