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BELLEEK
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McVerry, Peter, Carrowmannon
Magee, Mrs M. , Ummerinvore
Markey, James, Belleek
Markey, Michael, Belleek
Markey, Ml. , Tullyogallaghan
Mitchell, Jas. , Dorsey McDonald
Mullan, James, Tullyogallaghan
Mullan, John, Belleek
Murphy, James, T’donnell Gage
Murphy, John, Tullyogallaghan
O’Callaghan, Owen, Belleek
O’Hare, A. , Carrickgallogly
O’Hare, Mrs. E. , Carromanon
Patton, Geo. , Carrowmannon
Patton, Geo. , Carrickananny
Patton, Mrs Mt. , Carromanon
Patton, Wm. , Carrickananny
Preston, Wm. , Carrickgollogly
Robb, Alex. , Belleek
Robb, J. , Carrowmannon
Ross, J. , Carrowmannon
Spires, James, Belleek
Walsh, Mrs M. , Carrowmannon
Walshe, Thos. , Carrowmannon
Watson, Mrs A. , Carrowmanon
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CAMLOUGH
Population 192 in 1881
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Camlough is 3 miles, Irish, west of Newry, on the direct road to Newtownhamilton. The nearest station is Bessbrook, Belfast Junction Railway, a
mile and a half. It’s chief importance is derived from a fair held on the third Monday of every month, which is usaully good for cattle, and improving for horses. With few exeptions the houses are well built and maintained in good condition. . . .
For the most part the land of the district is light and rocky. Oats, potatoes and flax are the chief crops. Camlough, the crooked lake is situated
less than half a mile above the village. It is a handsome sheet of water, a mile and a half in length. . . . . .
Auctioneers :
Jos. T. Cardwell
Bakers :
Peter Boyle
Jno. Doyle
Ml. Murphy
Churches :
R. C. Rev Chas. Quinn, p. p.
Rev. P. Quinlan, c. c.
Corn and Scutch mill :
Jno. Doyle
Dispensary :
Dr. Jos. Lightburne
Grocers :
John Doyle
Thos. Rafferty
Post M. :
Ml. Sheeran
R. I. C. :
Sergt. McKinney
Schools, National :
Peter McParland
Mrs S. McParland
Spirit retailers :
Peter Boyle
Rt. Clancy
Mrs E. Collins
Jno. Doyle
Ml. Murphy
Thomas Rafferty
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Aiken, Jas. , Carrickbracken
Barry, Ml. , Camlough
Boyle, Bd. , Ballynaleck
Boyle, John, Ballynaleck
Boyle, Ml. , Ballynaleck
Burns, Ptk. , Lissraw
Boyle, Peter, Cross
Barns, L. , Duburren
Byrne, Thos. , Carrickcloghan
Callaghan, Jos. , Liseraw
Cardwell, J. T. , Cross
Cartmill, David, Divernagh
Collins, Bd. , Carrickcruffen
Collins, Jos. , Camlough
Conlan, Rev P. , c. c. , Keggall
Cosgrove, D. , Drumilly
Cosgrove, J. , Eshwary
Crilly, Colin, Carrickcroppan
Crilly, Ml. , Carrickbracken
Crilly, Mrs, Carrickbracken
Crilly, Ptk. , Maghernahely
Collins, Edward, Derrybeg
Darcy, Anthony, Liseraw
Doyle, L. , Carrabane
Doyle, Peter, Carrickcruppen
Eakin, J. , Carrickbracken House
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Elliott, Rt. , Drumharriff
Fagan, Ml. , Drumilly
Fearon, Dl. , Carrickbracken
Fearon, John, Drumilly
Fearon, Patrick, Deburren
Garvey, Stephen, Aghmakane
Graham, Geo. , Drumilly
Graham, Rt. , Tullywinney
Graham, W. , Tullywinney
Hanlon, John, Eshwary
Hanlon, Terence, Eshwary
Harrison, James, Tullywinny
Hughes, John, Liseraw
Kane, John, Drumilly
Kerr, Patt. , Keggall
King, John, Sturgan
Larkin, Ml. , Keggall
Lewers, Mrs. , Tullywinney
Lowe, John, Carivekeeny
Lowe, Mrs. , Carrickbracken
McCullagh, Geo. , Tullywinney
McDonnell, James, Sturgan
McElroy, James, Sturgan
McGlade, Patrick, Sturgan
McGrath, Peter, Liseraw
McKeowan, John, Liseraw
McKeowan, Owen, Liseraw
McKeowan, Patrick, Drumilly
McKeowan, Peter, Eshwary
McParland, Luke, Tullyagh
McParland, Ml. , Cross
McParland, Peter, Deburren
McQuaide, Berd. , Carrickloughan
McQuaide, Mrs. , Carrickcruppen
McShane, Mrs M. , Kegghall
McShane, Mrs Mary, Cross
McShane, Mrs Mt. , Cross
McKeowan, Bernard, Liseraw
Maginnis, Felix, Liseraw
Maginnis, John, Aghmakane
Maginnis, Owen, Aghmakane
O’Hare, Mrs M. , Ashwary
O’Hare, Mrs. , Ashwary
O’Neill, Hugh, Derrymore
O’Toole, John, Deburren
Quinn, Patrick, Liseraw
Rogers, Wm. , Liseraw
Smith, James, Carrickloghan
Sands, John, Sturgan
Smith, Ml. , Carrickloghan
Smith, Thos. , Carrickloghan
Toal, James, Drumilly
Torley, Bd. , Carrickcroppan
Williamson, Jno. , Eshwary
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CROSSMAGLEN
Population 872 in 1881 -- Trout Fishing
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Crossmaglen is in the Barony of Upper Fews, at the southern extremity of the county. The city of Armagh is 16 miles, Irish, to the north. Culloville, on the border of Monaghan, 2 miles, Irish, to the south-west, is the nearest railway
station. The chief feature of the town is a broad square, fronted by well-built business houses. In this a market is held every Friday for butter, eggs, fowl and for grain and grass-seed in season. The supply of the grass-seed is usually quite large. A fair is also held on the first Friday of every month for cattle, sheep, pigs and horses. . . . . . . .
Auctioneer : P. Fitzgibbon
Bakers :
Jas. McConville & Co.
Ptk. McConville
Peter McNamee
Hugh Morris
Bank, Belfast :
Wm. E. Rogers, Mgr.
John Porter Borough, Cash
Blacksmiths :
E. McArdle
Ml. McArdle
Jas. Morgan
Butter Mt :
F. Short
Carpenters :
Ml. Grant
Ml. Malone
Churches :
Rev Fdk. W. Austin, Methodist, Castleblaney circuit
R. C. :
Rev Ptk. McGeeney, p. p.
Rev Jas. Loughran, c. c.
Rev Ptk. Quinn, c. c.
Dispensary :
Dr B. A. Palmer, J. P.
Drapers :
John Boyle
Hugh Corr
Mrs Kate Coyne
Jas. Hanratty
M. and E. McShane
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