Tonlegee Land Registry Records
The following records were graciously provided by Tom Kenny, whose help is so gratefully acknowledged and appreciated.
Land Registry Records Tonlegee Aughagower.
Page One is from the oldest book in the registry Office. In the section for Observations the following dates are recorded: 1859, 1860, and 1862
The tenants were:
- John McGing
- Catherine McGing
- Thomas Moran
- Anthony Kerrigan
- Daniel McGing
- Henry Hawkshaw
- John McGing
- Mary Moran
- Anthony Kerrigan
- Daniel McGing
- Henry Hawkshaw
- Michael Gavin, John Gavin
- Austin Gavin, John Gavin
- Mary, Michael, Austin,Cath, Austin Gavin
- John McNally, Philip McGing
- John McNally
- Austin Gavin
- John Gavin (Austin)
- John Gavin (Michael)
- John McGing, Thomas McGing
- Pat McGing, Mary McGing, Thomas McGing
- Wm. Moran, Mary Moran
- John Moran
- Thomas McGing (John), John McGing, Bgt, Thomas McGing
- Patrick McGing(Daniel), John Moran
- Austin Gavin
- Austin Snr., John Gavin. Martin Gavin
- John Gavin (Michael)
- Austin Gavin
- William Gavin
- Austin Snr., John Gavin, Martin Gavin
- John Gavin (Michael)
- Mary Moran Pat Moran
- John Moran, Austin McGing
- Thomas McGing (John)
- Pat McGing, Thomas McGing. Patrick McGing
- John Moran Austin McGing
- Thomas Mcging (John)
- Pat McGing Thomas McGing Patrick McGing
- Mary Moran, Pat Moran, Austin McGing
- Michael McGing, Patrick McGing, Thomas McGing (tom), Philip McGing
Page Two - Date on this is 1869
The tenants were:
Page Three - Dates on this 1913-1928. This is in the name of the Irish Land Commission. There may have been an earlier book which may have been Missed or is Missing.)
The Tenants list has a lot of names on it, some marked out and other names put in there place.The Last Name is the present tenant.
Page Four - Dates on this are from 1928-1984. This may well be the last book as Rates on houses ceased in 1977 and on land also.
All the tenants had a number which was a reference to the land they had and could be checked against it, also included were the Rates they were paying at the time on their houses and barns. The reason there is a lot of the same names coming up all the time is because of the land been striped (divided) and buying the land from each other.