Add MS 72868

PETTY PAPERS. VOL. XIX (ff. 138). 'Down Survey', Volume 'B', containing surveys of the province of Leinster; 1655-[1656]. Leinster comprises the counties of Carlow, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny, King's County (Offaly), Longford, Louth, Meath, Queen's County (Leix), Westmeath, Wexford and Wicklow. The present volume contains maps of the counties of Wexford, Carlow and Kilkenny; the following volume (72869) contains those of Kildare, King's and Queen's Counties; the volume containing the remaining surveys of Dublin, Longford and Meath is now missing, as indicated above, but see 72872, ff. 255-261, below for the barony of Abbeyshrule, co. Longford, and 72873 A below for the barony of Duleek, co. Meath. Inserted on modern guards preceding the terriers and maps are (ff. iii-iv) two single sheet printed items: an order by the Lord Deputy, Henry Cromwell, for assistance to Petty in manpower, transport, etc., 12 Feb. 1654/5; Instructions for Surveying and admeasuring forfeited, and other the Common-wealths Lands in Ireland (Dublin 1654/5); (f. v) a receipt by Matthew Franks, agent of the 1st Marquess of Lansdowne, for documents in his custody and that of Sir Francis Hutchinson, including the six volumes ('A-F') of the Down Survey, 27 June 1797; and (ff. vi-vii) a list of all the baronies covered by the six volumes, with surveyors' names and scales (including those in the missing Vol. 'A'), late 18th cent.

1. ff. 6-78. Terriers and maps of the following areas of co. Wexford:

a. ff. 7-13. 'The Baroney of Gory' (Gorey), surveyed by William Hurley and Timothy Bedwell; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 7-10v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): part of Monemoling (Monamolin), part of Killtriske (Kiltrisk), Balliconnowe (Ballycanew), Toome, part of Liskin (Liskinfere), Killmackclogue (Kilmakilloge), Killtennen (Kiltinnen), Killcormacke (Kilcormick), Kilkeavan (Kilkeevan), Killgorman (Kilgorman), Kilnenor, Inch, part of Arklow(e), Rossmenoge (Rossminoge), Killenhue (Kilnahue). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 12): 'The Barony of Gory in the County of Wexford by Wm Hurley & Ti: Bedell'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. West at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour), townlands and unforfeited lands, and place-names. Woodland and bog are indicated and some buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose includes a landscape sketch. Coloured cartouche with grotesque heads incorporates scale bar. 39 x 72.5cm. Labelled 'B1' in pencil.

b. ff. 14-19. 'The Barony of Scarwalsh' (Scarawalsh), surveyed by Thomas, William and George Hunter, and John Smith; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 14-16v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Cloyne (Clone), Fearnes (Ferns), part of Carnow (Carnew), Killrush (Kilrush), Macoyne (Moyacomb), Templeshanuogh (Templeshannon). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 18): 'The Barrony of Scarwelch in the County of Wexford By Thomas; William and George Hunter, and John Smith'. Scale: 320 perches to the inch [1:63360]. North north west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour), townlands and unforfeited lands, and place-names. A few buildings are shown pictorially and relief is indicated by sugar-loaf hills. Compass rose includes a small landscape scene. Coloured cartouche decorated with grotesque heads. 39 x 49cm. Labelled 'B2' in pencil.

c. ff. 21-29. 'The Barony of Ballaghgeene' (Ballaghkeen), surveyed by William Hurley and Timothy Bedwell; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 21-27) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Kilmocrish (Kilmuckridge), Killancomy (Killincooly), Kilnemanagh (Kilnamanagh), Ballivalden (Ballyvaldon), Ballivalloe (Ballyvalloo), part of St Margaret’s, Ardimaine (Ardamine), Killenagh, Donnaghmore (Donaghmore), part of Monnemolling (Monamolin), Millenagh (Meelnagh), Killy (Killila), Castle Ellish (Castle-ellis), Killcormack (Kilcormick), Skreen(e), Nicholas (St Nicholas), Killiske (Killisk), Kilmolocke (Kilmallock), Ballislane (Ballynaslaney), Edermine, Ballyhaskart (Ballyhuskard), Templeshannon. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 29): 'The Baronie of Ballaghgeene in the County of Wexford By Wm Hurley & Timothie Bedwell'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour), townlands and unforfeited lands, and place-names. Woodland and bog are indicated, and some buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose includes a small landscape scene. Cartouche decorated with grotesque heads. 43 x 76cm. Labelled 'B3' in pencil.

d. ff. 31-37. 'The Barony of Bantrie' (Bantry), surveyed by Thomas, William and George Hunter; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 31-34v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Clonemore (Clonmore), Killcowan, Ballykeog (Ballyhoge), Corleckan (Corlecane) in Whitechurchglynn, Downony (Doonooney), Whitechurch, Adamstown(e), Ould Rosse (Oldross), part of Carnagh, part of Ballilane (Ballyanne), part of St Molin (St Mullins), Templedican (Templeudigan), Killany (Killann), Killegny (Killegney), Chappell (Chapel), Rosdrehide (Rossdroit), Newross(e). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 36): 'The Barrony of Bantrie in the County of Wexford by Thom: Wm & George Hunter'. Scale: 320 perches to the inch [1:63360]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour), townlands and unforfeited lands, and place-names. A few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose includes a sketch of a moon face. Cartouche decorated with sketch of sea-monster. Decorated scale bar. 40 x 48cm. Labelled 'B4' in pencil.

e. ff. 40-48. 'The Baronie of Sheelmaleere' (Shelmaliere), surveyed by Thomas, William and George Hunter and John Smith; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 40-46v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): part of St Margaret, Ardcollam (Ardcolme), Skrine (Skreen), Ardcavan, Ardcroman (Artramont), Kilpatrick, Ballineslaney (Ballynaslaney), Takillen (Tikillin), Carrigge (Carrick), Kilbride (Kilbrideglynn), Ardcanrush (Ardcandrisk), Custuffe (Coolstuff), Taghmon, Ballimittie (Ballymithy), Ballingley (Ballingly), Ballilolan (Ballylannan), part of Clonegeene (Clongeen), part of Adamstowne (Adamstown), Kilgarvan, Horetown, Chappelcarran (Chapel-Carron), Killuringe (Killurin), part of St John's, part of Clonemore (Clonmore). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 48): 'The Barrony of Sheelmaleer in the Countie of Wexford by Thom: Wm George Hunter & John Smith'. Scale: 320 perches to the inch [1:63360]. North west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, and place-names. Rivers and the sea are in coloured wash and a few buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose includes a sketch of a walled town. Cartouche and scale bar decorated with grotesque heads: 37.5 x 48cm. Labelled 'B5' in pencil.

f. ff. 51-60. 'The Barrony of Forth', with no surveyors identified; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 51-58v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): St Peeters (St Peter's), Rehaspick(e), Drinah (Drinagh), Killane (Killann), Kilmackree (Kilmacree), Rathmacknee, Kiluonan (Kildavin), Maglas (Mayglass), Ballimore (Ballymore), Shartmund (Ishartmon), Killinick(e), Ballibrenane (Ballybrennan), St Michael's, Killcorran (Kilscoran), Tecomshine (Tacumshin), St Iberions (St Iberius), Island (Lady's Island), St Margaret’s, Carn(e), Kilrane, St Ellen's (St Helen's), Roslahir (Rosslare). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 60): 'The Barrony of Forth in the County of Wexford'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. West at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour), townlands, and place-names. The sea, loughs, etc., are shown in coloured wash and numerous buildings indicated pictorially. Compass rose includes a sketch of a coastal landscape. Cartouche and scale bar with decorated borders. 37.5 x 48cm. Labelled 'B6' in pencil.

g. ff. 64-71. 'The Barony of Bargy', surveyed by George Tuffen, al. Johnson; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 64-68v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Killturke (Kilturk), Tomhagar (Tomhaggard), Killinore (Killenagh?), Killgowan (Kilgorman?), Malrancan (Mulrankin), Killmenan (Kilmannan), Ballycomick, Ballygologh (Taghmon), Amberstowne (Ambrosetown), Duncormuck (Duncormick), Ballimager (Killag), Imocks, Killkevan (Kilcavan), Carrigg (Carrick), Bannoe (Bannow). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 70): 'The Barrony of Bargy in the Countie of Wexford By George Tuffen al. Johnson'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North-east at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands and place-names. Bogs, woodlands and a few buildings are shown pictorially; the sea, with a dolphin off the coast, in coloured wash. Compass rose and cartouche decorated with sketches of grotesque faces. 40 x 49cm. Labelled 'B7' in pencil.

h. ff. 72-78. 'The Barony of Shilborne' (Shelburne), surveyed by George Tuffen, al. Johnson; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 73-75v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Whitchurch (Whitechurch), Ballibrazell (Ballybrazil), part of Carnagh, part of Dunbrodie (Dunbrody), Killmokea (Kilmokea), Kinneith (Kinneigh), Clamins (Clonmines), Feathard (Fethard), Templetown(e), Hook(e). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 77): 'The Barony of Sheelburne in the County of Wexford by George Tuffin al. Johnson'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. West at top. Showing boundaries of those parishes and townlands surveyed, and place-names. Sea and rivers in coloured wash, and a few buildings indicated pictorially. Compass rose includes a small landscape scene. Cartouche decorated with grotesque heads and cornucopiae. 40 x 49cm. Labelled 'B9' in pencil.

2. ff. 79-94. Blank leaves intended to contain the survey of co. Carlow ('Catherlagh'), the first annotated by the 6th Marquess of Lansdowne in pencil, circa 1920, 'The maps of this county (six in number) found their way to the Auditor General's office in Dublin and are now in the Dublin Record Office'. They have apparently now been destroyed.

3. ff. 95-138. Terriers and maps of the following areas of co. Kilkenny (see 72872, ff. 2-38, below for surveys of further Kilkenny baronies):

a. ff. 95-103. 'The Barony of Gowran', surveyed by Richard Pighils, Joshuah Hoyle and Jonah Horrock; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 95-101v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Graige (Graiguenamanagh), Ullard, Powerstown(e), Jerpoynt (Jerpoint), Inisteoge (Inistioge), liberties of Thomastown(e), Collumkil (Columkille), Kilfane, Dungarvan (Dungravan), Tullehelim (Tullaherin), Killerney (Killarney), Dunbill (Dunbell), Blanchfeildstowne (Blanchvilleskill), Smithestowne (sic), Blackerath (Blackrath), part of St Martin's, Teiscoffin (Tiscoffin), Churchclaragh (Clara), Kildery (Kilderry), Rathcoole, Killmodum (Kilmadum), Uppergrange (Grangesilvia), Shankill, Killmacahill. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 103): 'The Barony of Gowran in the County of Kilkeny By Rich Pighils, Joshuah Hoyle & Jonah Horrock'. No scale bar. East at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands and place-names. Woods, hills and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Lord Ireton's lands are shown in Gowran parish. Title-panel has no decoration. 41 x 55.5cm. Labelled 'B10' in pencil.

b. ff. 105-109. 'The Baroney of Fassaghdininge' (Fassadinin), surveyed by William Brooks, John Clark and Thomas Huish; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 105-107v) terriers of the following parishes: Donoghmore (Donaghmore), part of Kilmenan, Conohy (Grangemaccomb), Coole[c]rahine (Coolcraheen), Maine (Mayne), Mothill (Mothell), Killmodum (Killmadum), part of Castlecumber, Mucully (Muckalee). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 109): 'The Barrony of Fassadinine in the County of Killkeny By Wm Brookes, John Clark, & Tho: Huish'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Buildings and woodland are shown pictorially; relief is indicated by sugar-loaf hills. Decorated cartouche and scale bar. 39 x 48cm. Labelled 'B11' in pencil.

c. ff. 113-121. 'The Liberties of Kilkenny [city]', surveyed by George Marshall; 1655. Comprising (ff. 113-117) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Canice, St Patrick's, St John's. The terriers are keyed to the map (ff. 118-120): 'The Liberties of the Citty of Kilkeny by Georg Marshall 1655'. 80 perches to the inch [1:15840]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and fields, with place-names and a bird's-eye sketch of Kilkenny city. Other buildings and woodland are indicated pictorially. Compass rose includes a moon face. Cartouche and scale bar decorated with grotesque heads. 52 x 38.5cm., with two pasted extensions top and bottom, 8.5 x 9.5cm. and 5.5 x 15cm. Labelled 'B12' in pencil.

d. ff. 123-129. 'The Barony of Cranagh', surveyed by Thomas and Patrick Greene and Vincent Dalton; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 123-126v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Ballycallan, Killmanagh (Kilmanagh), Tulleroane (Tullaroan), Killaghy (Killahy), Ballylurckan (Ballylarkin), Clonetubbride (Steffin), Glashicroe (Clashacrow), Freshford, part of Coolerahin (Coolcraheen), Ballynamara, Bannogh (Odagh), Bannanough, Tubride (Tubbridbritain), part of Killcooly (Kilcooly), part of Boelick (Boleck), Cloghmantagh (Clomantagh), part of Jerpoint Abbey, part of Fartagh (Fertagh). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 128): 'The Barony of Cranagh in the Countie of Kilkennie by Thomas & Patrick Greene and Vincent Dalton'. 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. West at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Buildings and woodland are indicated pictorially and relief is shown by sugar-loaf hills. Compass rose includes a moon face. Coloured and decorated cartouche and scale bar. 38 x 50cm. Labelled 'B13' in pencil.

e. ff. 131-134. 'The Barony of Galmoy', surveyed by William Brooke, John Clarke and Thomas Huish; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 131-132v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Dorrow (Durrow), Agherny (Aharney), Ballin (Balleen), Coolcashin, Fartagh (Fertagh), Erke, Urlingford. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 134): 'The Barony of Gallmoy in the County of Kilkeny By William Brookes John Clarke and Thomas Huish'.160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. South west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Buildings and woodlands indicated pictorially. Compass rose incorporated into the cartouche, decorated with cornucopiae and two heads, one in a steeple hat. Decorated scale bar. 39 x 49cm. Labelled 'B14' in pencil.

f. ff. 136-138. 'The Liberties of [the city of] Callan', surveyed by Mathew Dodsworth; [1655-1656]. Comprising (f. 136) a terrier with general description, keyed to the map (f. 138): 'The Liberties of Callan in the County of Kilkeny by Mathew Dodsworth'. Showing boundaries, place-names and a bird's eye sketch of the city. Scale: 80 perches to the inch [1:15840]. North west at top. Cartouche decorated with grotesque figures. 37.5 x 39cm. Labelled 'B15' in pencil.

Province of Leinster: Maps and schedules of the `Down Survey': 1655.

includes:

• ff. 6-78 County of Wexford: Maps and schedules of the `Down Survey': 1655.
• ff. 7-13, 21-29 William Hurley, surveyor: Timothy Bedwell, surveyor: Barony maps of co. Wexford for `Down Survey' of Ireland by William Hurley and Timothy Bedwell: 1655.
• ff. 14-19, 31-37, 40-48 Thomas Hunter, surveyor: William Hunter, surveyor: George Hunter, surveyor: John Smith, surveyor: Barony maps of co. Wexford for `Down Survey' of Ireland by T., W. and George Hunter and John Smith: 1655.
• ff. 64-78 George Tuffen, alias Johnson; surveyor: Barony maps of co. Wexford for `Down Survey' of Ireland by George Tuffen: 1655.
• ff. 79-94 County of Carlow: Maps and schedules for the `Down Survey': 1655.
• ff. 95-103 Richard Pighils, alias Pighills; surveyor: Joshuah Hoyle, surveyor: Jonah Horrock, alias Horrocks; surveyor: Barony map of co. Kilkenny for `Down Survey' of Ireland by Richard Pighils, Joshuah Hoyle and Jonah Horrock: 1655.
• ff. 95-138 County of Kilkenny: Maps and schedules of the `Down Survey': 1655-1658.
• ff. 105-109, 131-134 William Brookes, alias Brooke; surveyor: John Clark, alias Clarke; surveyor: Thomas Huish, alias Hughs; surveyor: Barony maps of co. Kilkenny for `Down Survey' of Ireland by William Brookes, John Clark and Thomas Huish: 1655.
• ff. 113-121 George Marshall, surveyor: Barony maps for `Down Survey' of Ireland by George Marshall: 1655-1658.
• ff. 123-129 Thomas Greene, surveyor: Patrick Greene, surveyor: Vincent Dalton, surveyor: Barony maps of cos. Kilkenny and Tipperary for `Down Survey' of Ireland by T. and Patrick Greene and Vincent Dalton: 1655-1656.
• ff. 136-138 Mathew Dodsworth, surveyor: Map of Callan for `Down Survey' of Ireland by Mathew Dodsworth: 1655.