Where is Cashel, Kilkeevin CP ?

Hello Roger,

Thank you for your response.  I have tried finding some information about any changes in the borders(Kilteevin/Kiltullagh parishes) but haven't found anything specific yet.

Do you know where I might find this border changing information?

Thank you very much.

Cindy Taupin

Hi

Cashel does now seem to be listed in the Parish of Kiltullagh.

http://www.kiltullagh.com/kiltullagh-townlands.htm

You would be hard pressed I'd think to find any border changing information -  It may just have been a decision made or something way back when and the townland was taken in by Kiltullagh. Luckily Kiltullagh records start early (off the top of my head, sometime in the 1830s) so its all the better for you.

You find that townlands that straddle borders are sometimes recorded in one and later in another, probably a natural part of changing administration. Over time church parishes sometimes divide and sometimes come together depending on population, priest availability, diocesan decisions etc. You should probably concentrate your searches on both places just to be sure, so that if you are not finding anything its because they are not there rather than a question of you not looking in the right place, if that makes sense!

 

mrs doyle

Dear Mrs Boyle,

Thank you for your helpful information.  I will leave it at that.  Cashel does not seem to be on the border of Kilkeevin to me (2 or 3 townlands away), but never mind.  iI works fine for me that way!  Perhaps the Ordnance Surveyors made a mistake putting it in Kilveevin back in 1832!

Sincerely,

Cindy

 

There is an early Kiltullagh marriage record for a Thomas Tully who married a Margaret Keaveny Jan 24th 1822. Present were Patrick Tully and Patrick Keaveny. No townland is given.

A Lord Dilon map of March 1849 of Corraun townlnd viewable in the National Library of Ireland has a Patrick Tully in possession of 1 Acre and 20 perches of land. While the holding was small it had a Mill and Corn Kiln marked on the map. A stream ran by the border of his holding. The side the mill was located on was in Co. Mayo the other side of the small stream was in Co. Roscommon. By the time of the Griffiths in 1856 the Tully name was gone from this townland. A Tully family lives about 4 kilometers further into Mayo today in the townland of Cornacarta. Both this townland and Corraun (pronounced locally as Gurrane) are in Annagh parish. A Barthemelew lived in Cornacarta at one stage. You can google Tulrahan cemetery to find some further information. 

For early records  in Kiltullagh Parish you can acquire baptismal records in irishroots.ie for he following Tullys with father's names - John, Michael, Owen, and Patrick.

I am not sure if this is information you are looking for but it might be helpful.

 

Hello,

Thank you very much for your very helpful message!  You are right in suggesting the connection to Cornacarta.  I should have mentioned that this is in fact the townland where my grandfather , Austin Tully was born in 1870.  However, his father (Patrick and grandfather - also Patrick), came there from Co Rosc together with a brother of one of these Patricks  between 1833 - 1856.  The brother's name was probably Bartly.  I don't know if he would be the son or brother of Patrick Sr.  There was also a John Tully in the group.  The 1st son of Patrick Jr. was named Owen.

The idea of the Patrick Tully with a mill is very interesting.  However, these men were farmers so I don't know if that fits with this. 

I would like to find the baptismal records you spoke of as being on irishroots.ie.  However, I have gone on this site and I can't find my way to baptismal records, only to the message board area.  Could you give me any advice about this?

I have also seen Owen Tullys in Templetogher  and Dunmore parishes in Co Galway.  Since the story passed down in the family says that the brothers moved from Co Rosc to Cornacarta (Mayo), I don't know if I should be pursuing these other Co Galway Tullys or not!

Thank you so much for your help.  Looking forward to hearing from you again.

Thank you very much for your reply.  I will be looking at the information about Arm Cashel!

Many thanks!

Hello,

I know many people who live in an area called Arm Cashel. I believe people used to simply call it Cashel. It was named after the cashel or ringfort in the area. On Google Maps they refer to it as Arm but used to also call it Kilkelly Road. It's just outside Castlerea near Clonalis House if that helps. The Tithe Applotment Books may refer to a different place but that's what I know and it is in the parish of Kilkeevin.