Add MS 72870

PETTY PAPERS. VOL. XXI (ff. 156). 'Down Survey', Volume 'D', containing surveys of the province of Munster; 1656. Munster comprises the counties of Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford; 1656. The present volume contains surveys of Waterford, Tipperary and Limerick; the volume containing the maps of Cork and Kerry has been missing since the early 18th century, as indicated above, but see 72872, ff. 136-189, for the areas surveyed for the 'adventurers', and 72873 B-E for maps of the baronies of Carbury, co. Cork, and Dunkerron and Iveragh, co. Kerry.

1. ff. 4-32. Maps and terriers of the following areas of co. Waterford:

a. ff. 4-9. 'The Barony of Gualtyer' (Gualtiere), surveyed by Francis Cooper; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 4-6v, 9) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Ballimackill (Ballynakill), Kill Saint Lawrence and Kyllure, Bishopscourt and Kilcarragh (Kilcaragh), Ballygunertemple (Ballygunner), Fathbegg (Faithlegg), Kill St. Nicholas, Kill Crooke (Crooke), Killmacombe (Kilmacomb), Killea, Rathmellan (Rathmoylan), Killmaccleag (Balli-Mc-Cleag; Kilmacleague). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 8): 'The Barony Galteir in Waterford County by Fra: Cooper'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. West at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated and a few buildings are shown pictorially, including a small bird's-eye view of the city of Waterford. Compass rose incorporates a small landscape sketch. Cartouche and scale bar decorated with grotesque figures. 35 x 48cm. Labelled 'D1' in pencil.

b. ff. 11-17. 'The Barony of Midlethird' (Middlethird), surveyed by Francis Cooper; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 9-10, 15-17) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Drumcannon, Iland and Icane (Islandikane), Reisk, Kilbride, Kilburran (Kilburne), Killroanan (Kilronan), Ballycashin (sic), Killoteren (Killoteran), Lisnekilly (Lisnakill), Loughdahy, Kilmeaden (Kilmeadan), Newcastle, Donhill (Dunhill). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 14): 'The Barony of Midle-third in Waterford County by Fra: Cooper'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated and a few buildings shown pictorially. Cartouche and scale bar decorated with grotesque figures. 35 x 48cm. Labelled 'D2' in pencil.

c. ff. 19-26. 'The Barony of Upperthird', surveyed by Francis Cooper; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 19-24v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Kilbarimeaden (Kilbarrymeadan), Munkeslan (Monkland), Rossmeere (Rossmire), Ballylanheene (Ballylaneen), Mothill (Mothell), Rathgormick (Rathgormuck; Rathcormack)), Glaspatrick (Kilsheelan), Desart (Dysert), Fenogh (Fenoagh), Clonegame (Clonagane), Coalfine (Coolfin) and Gilcagh (Guilcagh). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 26): 'The Barony of Upperthird in the County of Waterford by Francis Cooper'. Scale: 320 perches to the inch [1:63360]. North north east at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands. Areas of bog are indicated and woodland and buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose. Cartouche decorated with a coloured border incorporating grotesque heads. 37 x 52cm. Labelled 'D3' in pencil.

d. ff. 29-32. 'The Barony of Glanhiery' (Glanhiry), surveyed by Francis Cooper; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 29-29v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): [Abbey] Slunagh (Inishlounaght), Kilronan and the commons of Clonmel(l). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 31): 'The Barrony of Glaneyhyry in the County of Waterford'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. East north east at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Mountains and buildings are shown pictorially, including a bird's-eye view in some detail of Clonmell city. Compass rose incorporates a crude moon face. Cartouche decorated with scrolls and a grotesque head. Scale bar: 39 x 49cm. Labelled 'D4' in pencil.

2. ff. 34-95. Maps and terriers of the following areas of co. Tipperary:

a. ff. 34-41. 'The Baronie of Slevardagh [Slievardagh] and Compsy', surveyed by Thomas Greene, Patrick Greene and Vincent Dalton; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 34-38, 41) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Fennour (Fennor), Killcowly (Kilcooly), Buolick, part of Ballinure, Graiestowne (Grayston), Killenaille (Killenaule), Croaghan (Crohane), Mowny (Mowney), Ballingarry, Lismalyn (Lismalin), Modeshell (Modeshill), Clonine (Cloneen), Isertkieran, Killmanenan (Kilvemnon), Grangemockleere (Grangemockler), Newtownlenan (Newtownlennan). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 40): 'The Barony of Slevardagh and Compsy in the County of Tipperary'. Scale: 320 perches to the inch [1:63360]. East at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands. Areas of bog are indicated and a few buildings shown pictorially. Cartouche with simple border. 37.5 x 50cm. Labelled 'D5' in pencil.

b. ff. 42-48. 'The Barony of Kilnemanagh [Kilnamanagh]', surveyed by Patrick Raggett; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 42-45v, 48) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Castletown(e), Downe (Doon), Toome (Toem), Agherow (Aghacrew), Donnaghill (Donohill), Killpatrick (Kilpatrick), Ballintemple, Oughterleagh (Oughterleague), Clonolty (Clonoulty), Clogher, Holicross(e), Mealiffe (Moyaliff), Templeoughteragh (Upperchurch). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 47): 'The Terretory of Kilnemanagh in the County of Tipperary'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated, mountains, woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Cartouche with border of scrolls and grotesque head, incorporating compass point. 51 x 55cm., including extension pieces on three sides. Labelled 'D6' in pencil.

c. ff. 49-55. 'The Barony of Kilnelongurty', surveyed by Patrick Raggett; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 50-51v, 55) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Moaliff (Moyaliff), part of Ballacaghill (Ballycahill), Templeoughteragh (Upperchurch) and Templebegg 'undistinguished'. The terriers are keyed to the map (ff. 53-54): 'The Terretory of Kilnelongurty in the County of Tipperary'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated. Mountains, woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose incorporates a landscape sketch. Cartouche and scale bar decorated with grotesque heads. 39 x 58cm., including extension piece on left side. Labelled 'D7' in pencil.

d. ff. 57-68. 'The Barony of Upper Ormond' (Ormonde), surveyed by Patrick Raggett; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 57-65v, 68) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Aghnamaydull (Aghnameadle), Latherath (Latteragh), Ballimackie (Ballymackey), Balligibbon (Ballygibbon), Templederry, Templedony (Templedowney), Kilkierie (Kilkeary), Ballimacloghy (Ballynaclough), Kilroan (Kilruane), Lisbunny, Killeniffe (Kilnaneave), Dollow (Dolla), Killmore (Kilmore), Nenagh. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 67): 'The Baronie of Upper Ormond in the County of Tipperary'. 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. East at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated. Woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose incorporates a landscape scene. Cartouche decorated with grotesque heads. Scale bar decorated with compasses:59.5 x 62.5cm., including extension pieces on three sides. Labelled 'D8' in pencil.

e. ff. 70-83. 'The Barony of Lower Ormond' (Ormonde), surveyed by Patrick Raggett; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 70-80, 83) terriers of the following parishes: Musea (Monsea) and Dromoneire (Dromineer), Nenagh, Knigh, Killodiernan (Killadernon), Cloghprior, Arderony (Ardcrony), Killruan (Kilruane), Moderenhy (Modreeny), Killbaran (Kilbarron), Fenogh (Finnoe), Bores (Borrisokane), Uskean (Uskane), Tiraglas (Terryglass), Eglish (Aglishcloghane), Ballingarry, Loghkeene (Loughkeen), Durra (Dorrha) and Bonocum, Lorhoe (Lorrha). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 82): 'The Barony of Lower Ormond in Tipperarie County'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North north west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated. Woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose incorporates a landscape scene. Cartouche decorated with grotesque heads. 94 x 53cm., including extension piece on lower edge. Labelled 'D9' in pencil.

f. ff. 85-96. 'The Barony of Owny [Owney] & Arra', by an unidentified surveyor; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 85-93, 96) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Youghill (Youghalarra), part of Musea (Monsea), Burges (Burgesbeg), Castletowne (Castletownarra), Templeically (Templeachally) and KillmcStully (Kilmastulla), Killoscully, Killcomonty (Kilcomenty), part of Stradbally, Killmalane (Kilvellane) and Killniragh (Kilnarath), Abbey-owney (Abington). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 95): 'The Barony of Owny and Arra in the County of Tipperary'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. South at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands. Areas of bog are indicated. Mountains, woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose. Cartouche undecorated. 79 x 59.5cm., including extension piece on left edge. Labelled 'D10' in pencil.

3. ff. 100-156. Maps and terriers of the following areas of co. Limerick:

a. ff. 100-103. 'Abbey-Outhney-beg [Owneybeg] Baronie', surveyed by Patrick Raggett; [1655-1656]. Comprising (ff. 101-102v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Abbeyouthneybegg (Abington), Twogh (Tough), part of Downe (Doon). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 103): 'The Barony of Ownthneybegge in the County of Limrick'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North west at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated. Mountains, woodland and a few buildings are shown pictorially. Compass rose incorporates a landscape sketch. Cartouche with sketched pillar and scroll border. 39 x 47.5cm. Labelled 'D11' in pencil.

b. ff. 105-114. 'The South Liberties of the Cittie of Limricke', by an unidentified surveyor [John Mason?]; [1657?]. Comprising terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Stradbally, Killicknegarruffe (Killeenagarriff), Killmurry (Kilmurry), Derrygalvane (Derrygalvin), Carrig Iparson (Carrigparson), Carnarry (Cahernarry), part of Cahiravally (Caheravally), Donoghmore (Donaghmore), St Michael's, St Nicholas, Knocknegawle (Knocknagaul), Mongret (Mungret), St Patrick's, St Lawrence, St John's. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 113): 'The Libertys of the City of Limricke'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:31680]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place-names. Areas of bog are indicated. Woodlands and a few buildings are shown pictorially. An inset plan of Limerick city in the bottom right corner shows the city walls and garden plots. Compass rose includes a landscape scene. Cartouche with scroll border and grotesque head. Scale bar decorated with compasses. 39 x 50.5cm. Labelled 'D12' in pencil.

c. ff. 116-117. 'The north Liberties of Limricke in the Bar[ony] of Bunratty and Parishes of St Munthin & Kilely' (Killeely), surveyed by John Mason; 1657. Copy, [late 17th cent?] of the survey lodged in the surveyor-general's office in Dublin (endorsement by the deputy surveyor-general in bottom right margin of the map). Comprising (f. 116) a terrier, keyed to the map (f. 117): 'The north Liberties of Lymricke in the Baronie of Bunratty & Parishes of Kile-ly & St Munthin by John Mason'. 40 perches to the inch [1:7920]. North at top. Showing parish and townland boundaries. Areas of bog and the Shannon river are indicated and a few buildings and the bridge shown pictorially. Compass rose. Cartouche with scroll border and grotesque head. Scale bar decorated with compasses. 39 x 52cm. Labelled 'D13' in pencil.

d. ff. 118-126. 'The Baronie of Clanwilliam', surveyed by Thomas Jackson; 1656. Comprising (ff. 118-123v, 126) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Stradbally, Killicknegarruffe (Killeenagarriff), Clounkeene (Clonkeen), Cahirconlish (Caherconlish), Drumkeene (Dromkeen), Grean(e), Aglish Cormucke (Aglishcormick), Ballibrood (Ballybrood), Rathjurdan (Rathjordan), Caherelly, Inshin Laurence (Inch St Lawrence), Rochestown(e), Feadamore (Fedamore), Cahir Ivahally (Caheravally), Luddenbegg (Ludden), Abbeyvoney (Abington). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 125): 'The Barony of Clanwilliam in the County of Limricke surveyed by Thomas Jackson 1656'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:13680]. East at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands. Areas of bog are indicated and a few buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose. Cartouche with scroll border. Scale bar decorated with compasses. 39 x 68cm., including an extension piece on the left side. Labelled 'D14' in pencil.

e. ff. 127-133. 'The Baronie of Smale County' (Smallcounty), surveyed by Thomas Jackson; [1656?]. Comprising (ff. 127-130v, 133) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Ballinloghy (Ballinlough), Killteely (Kilteely), Killphrush (Kilfrush), Any (Knockainy), Athenesy (Athneasy), Uregare, Monisterneany (Monasteranenagh), Glynogry (Glenogra), Tulloghbracky (Tullabracky), Feadamore (Fedamore), Killpeacane (Kilpeacon), Cahirconly (Cahercorney), Killkillane (Kilcullane), Ballinemonemore (Ballinamona), Ballinegard (Ballinard), part of Brury (Bruree). The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 132): 'The Barony of Smal County in the County of Limricke. By Tho: Jackson'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:13680]. North east at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands. Areas of bog are indicated and a few buildings shown pictorially. An inset plan of the town of Any is given on an extension piece on the top right side on a scale of 40 perches to the inch [1:7920]. Compass rose includes a small landscape scene. Cartouche with scroll border. Scale bar decorated with compasses. 40.5 x 78cm., including extensions pieces on each side. Labelled 'D15' in pencil.

f. ff. 134-140. 'The Baronie of Coshma', surveyed by Thomas Jackson; 1656. Comprising (ff. 134-138) terriers of the following parishes: Tankardstown(e), Killbreedy (Kilbreedy), Drummin (Dromin), Athlackagh (Athlacca), Effin, Tulloghbracky (Tullabracky), Uregarr (Uregare), Ballingaddy. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 140): 'The Barony of Coshma in Limricke by Tho: Jackson'. Scale: 160 perches to the inch [1:13680]. East north east at top. Showing boundaries, a few buildings and a plan of the town of Athdare on a scale of 40 perches to the inch [1:7920]. Compass rose. Cartouche decorated with pen sketches of satyrs and a grotesque head. 41.5 x 72cm.

g. ff. 141v-148. 'The Liberties of Killmallocke', surveyed by Thomas Jackson; [1656?]. Comprising (ff. 141v-145v) terriers, keyed to the map (f. 147): 'The Liberties of Kilmallocke in the County of Limricke By Thom: Jackson'. Scale: 40 perches to the inch [1:7920]. East north east at top. Showing place-names, boundaries, acreages and some proprietors' names, roads, rivers and a lough. Compass rose. Cartouche decorated with grotesque heads. 57.5 x 64cm., including extension pieces at top and on left side. Labelled 'D16' in pencil.

h. ff. 149-156. 'The Baronie of Coshlea', surveyed by Thomas Jackson; 1656. Comprising (ff. 149-154v) terriers of the following parishes (with modern forms of names): Galbally, Ballingarry and Larehagla, Ballinlondry (Ballylanders), Bealanescadane, Downe and Longe (Knocklong), Athenesie (Athneasy), Killbreedy (Kilbreedy), Ballingaddy, Kilcavane (Kilquane), Effin, Killfinane (Kilfinnane) and Particles. The terriers are keyed to the map (f. 156):'The Barony of Coshlea in the County of Limricke. By Tho: Jackson'. Scale bar decorated with compasses: 1 mile to the inch [1:63360]. North at top. Showing boundaries of parishes (in colour) and townlands, with place names. Areas of bog are indicated, and a few buildings shown pictorially. Compass rose incorporates a small landscape scene. Cartouche decorated with scrolled border. Scale bar decorated with compasses and grotesque heads, and incorporating date. 36 x 49cm. Labelled 'D17' in pencil.

Province of Munster: Maps and schedules of the `Down Survey': 1656.

includes:

• ff. 4-32 County of Waterford: Maps and schedules of `Down Survey': 1656.
• ff. 4-32 Francis Cooper, surveyor: Barony maps of co. Waterford for `Down Survey' of Ireland by Francis Cooper: 1656.
• ff. 34-41 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. 34-95 County of Tipperary: Maps and schedules of `Down Survey': 1656.
• ff. 42-82, 100-103 Patrick Raggett, surveyor: Barony maps of King's County, Tipperary and Limerick for `Down Survey' of Ireland by Patrick Raggett: 1655-1656.
• ff. 99-156 County of Limerick: Maps and schedules of `Down Survey': 1656.
• ff. 117-156 Thomas Jackson, surveyor: Barony maps of co. Limerick for `Down Survey' of Ireland by Thomas Jackson: 1656.